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Re: KR 1 250
Think Billy (the_kid) is the KR expert although S&W (slow&wobbly) might be able to help too.
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Re: KR 1 250
just wire em open.. ya really don't need them.
bottom end on a 250 two stroke? phffft.
bottom end on a 250 two stroke? phffft.
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Re: KR 1 250
oh I should add..
try to do a better job than we did.
so they actually stay open, instead of flapping around in the breeeze.
but yep, don't need 'em. just keep it pinned =)
try to do a better job than we did.
so they actually stay open, instead of flapping around in the breeeze.
but yep, don't need 'em. just keep it pinned =)
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Re: KR 1 250
oh but if you actualy do want them... for some strange reason.
you probably need a new ecu or something thereabouts.
oh and try not to blow an engine (or two!).. it's easier than you might think
you probably need a new ecu or something thereabouts.
oh and try not to blow an engine (or two!).. it's easier than you might think

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Re: KR 1 250
on second thoughts, just get a nice blue zx10r and all your worries will be over.
she'll appreciate 4 strokes so much more, it's much less selfish
she'll appreciate 4 strokes so much more, it's much less selfish
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Re: KR 1 250
It could be the ECU or the servo motor - I suspect it would be the ECU. They seem to be a little tempremental. There is a test proceedure for these in the service manual. Requires a multimeter. Generally the reg rec is the cause of ecu problems. If it delivers too much power it destroys the chips / processors.mkdonne wrote:Dose anyone know how hard it is to fix the power valve set up on the KR1? it dose not rotate when it starts, nor dose it rotate when reved passed 6000rpm?
What state are you in?
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Re: KR 1 250
The power valves should "cycle" when you turn the ignition on . They open when revs get to 8 grand I think not 6 .mkdonne wrote:Dose anyone know how hard it is to fix the power valve set up on the KR1? it dose not rotate when it starts, nor dose it rotate when reved passed 6000rpm?
If it doesn't cycle when you turn on the ignition test the resistance between the 3 wires coming out of the servo motor . there is another pair of wires , but its the triple set to test . Bit hard to describe but should get readings of between 0 -6 k ohms across the top pair .
Might be an idea to download a manual from here , http://www.kr-1s.co.uk/ .
Make sure the cables are not too tight as that can stuff the motor too .
Ummmm let me see
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Re: KR 1 250
Slow and wobbly wrote:It could be the ECU or the servo motor - I suspect it would be the ECU. They seem to be a little tempremental. There is a test proceedure for these in the service manual. Requires a multimeter. Generally the reg rec is the cause of ecu problems. If it delivers too much power it destroys the chips / processors.mkdonne wrote:Dose anyone know how hard it is to fix the power valve set up on the KR1? it dose not rotate when it starts, nor dose it rotate when reved passed 6000rpm?
What state are you in?
What would you know DickHead !

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Ummmm let me see
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Re: KR 1 250
I know better than to waste my time stuffing around with a 2 wheeled Victa 

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Re: KR 1 250
FARK ME DEAD !! CAN WE HAVE SOME WARNING WHEN THAT PIC IS GOING TO BE POSTED !! 

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Re: KR 1 250
Yeah your right.hoffy wrote:FARK ME DEAD !! CAN WE HAVE SOME WARNING WHEN THAT PIC IS GOING TO BE POSTED !!
I can see how it could offend you Transexuals.
There seems to be a fair amount of testosterone there an all.
Motorbikes. Shed. Tools. Sweat. Handsome male.
Fuck off Hoffy aside from your own, what was the last tool you touched?
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Re: KR 1 250
and a right hand that never seems to stop moving !!!Slow and wobbly wrote:.....There seems to be a fair amount of testosterone there an all.....Motorbikes. Shed. Tools. Sweat. Handsome male.......

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