ZXR 900 R Update... Dammit :(
Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 8:35 pm
Quick update, been very busy.
Got my "ZXR 900 R" on the road in what I considered a very close to finished state last Friday, had some hassles with my 7 carbs so I got a set of 9 ones and went veeery nicely.
Test ride on Saturday morning went great, on the way home, giving it a bit of wrist I backed off for a corner... and had no power out of the corner. Absolutely nothing.
First thought it was electrical but alas, no compression in #1 and #2 cylinders.
Still perfect spark, no smoke, noise, vibration, anything.
Haven't checked coolant for oil and can't smell glycol but had a fairly low concentration while I was still testing the engine and replacing coolant very frequently to clean the system out.
Hopefuly time to pull the rocker cover off tomorrow night.
#1 theory so far is head gasket?
Low down for techy help: #1 and #2 went at exactly the same time, no noise or smoke or anything. Felt just like electrical. Rotating wheel does crank #3 and #4 which have good compression.
Thanks to Ty for chatting on the phone and contact Dave#3 who came down to RWC to hang out with me and chat, thanks mate.
J.
PS - Wonder if JpBikeBoy has had better luck? hahaha.
Got my "ZXR 900 R" on the road in what I considered a very close to finished state last Friday, had some hassles with my 7 carbs so I got a set of 9 ones and went veeery nicely.
Test ride on Saturday morning went great, on the way home, giving it a bit of wrist I backed off for a corner... and had no power out of the corner. Absolutely nothing.
First thought it was electrical but alas, no compression in #1 and #2 cylinders.
Still perfect spark, no smoke, noise, vibration, anything.
Haven't checked coolant for oil and can't smell glycol but had a fairly low concentration while I was still testing the engine and replacing coolant very frequently to clean the system out.
Hopefuly time to pull the rocker cover off tomorrow night.
#1 theory so far is head gasket?
Low down for techy help: #1 and #2 went at exactly the same time, no noise or smoke or anything. Felt just like electrical. Rotating wheel does crank #3 and #4 which have good compression.
Thanks to Ty for chatting on the phone and contact Dave#3 who came down to RWC to hang out with me and chat, thanks mate.
J.
PS - Wonder if JpBikeBoy has had better luck? hahaha.