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Thread: GSXR1000k1 Cutting out after full throttle

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    GSXR1000k1 Cutting out after full throttle

    so, the gixxer has been dyno'd, and after giving it a handfull, it just dies, when in neutral, the Fi system is cool, new plugs, sweet mixture, fuses check, clean filters etc...
    could the ECU be causing the cutout, and where can i get one off one of you?

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    If this was an Italian bike, it would be called charactor.

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    karma? 10 charactors

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    Quote Originally Posted by t3mp0r4ry nzr View Post
    karma? 10 charactors
    for what?...

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    Battery terminals not come loose ?

    SENSEI PERFORMANCE TUNING

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sensei View Post
    Battery terminals not come loose ?
    nope, something causes it to cut on on a quick blip of the throttle.

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    What about a slow blip, ie roll on the throttle a bit slower?
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    What about a slow blip, ie roll on the throttle a bit slower?
    then its fine, its NOT A FUEL PROBLEM according to my dyno guy

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    Put a TuneBoy on it.

    An amazing bit of kit that lets you know what's going on.

    Someone on here must have one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    nope, something causes it to cut on on a quick blip of the throttle.
    Probably coils or stator playing up. Is best to try some other coils (borrowed from a mates bike that has no problems) to pinpoint the failed part. These things are hard to test but do break down under (electrical) load .
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    Quote Originally Posted by YellowDog View Post
    Put a TuneBoy on it.

    An amazing bit of kit that lets you know what's going on.

    Someone on here must have one?
    Quote Originally Posted by zx rider View Post
    Probably coils or stator playing up. Is best to try some other coils (borrowed from a mates bike that has no problems) to pinpoint the failed part. These things are hard to test but do break down under (electrical) load .
    thanks, i will give it a go, i need to find someone with a K1

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    lloks like it could be a slow TPS

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    lloks like it could be a slow TPS
    Yip,We had that problem with Brian,Shauns and Stroudys bikes back in 01.It was the throttle position sensor sticking on for 6 seconds and flooding the engine.Very interesting entering turn1 at Teretonga,From memory Shaun fixed his by winding the idle up to around 5000 rpm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy View Post
    From memory Shaun fixed his by winding the idle up to around 5000 rpm
    I thought that fixed all problems
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    Quote Originally Posted by HDTboy View Post
    I thought that fixed all problems
    Yea it does,But not always in a nice way LOL

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