Losing power at high rpms


MistahT

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arocholl

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Glad to hear your back on the road MistahT, if I remember right I believe your running a power commander or juice box right? Maybe check your fuel maps?


-Uncle Al
 

Scott_Thomas

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arocholl

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The other thing I'm suspecting is perhaps a spark issue. I would also check the plug gap, maybe the spark is being "blown out" at high rpm.


-Uncle Al
 

MistahT

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JSP

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Take the power commander out of the picture completely and test?
 

arocholl

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I believe MistahT is running a full exhaust, with a decatted bike, you'd risk leaning the motor out without the power commander.

The fact that you were able to hit the limiter a couple times makes me think it's some type of spark or wiring issue. Just my opinion though.


-Uncle Al
 

JSP

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I believe MistahT is running a full exhaust, with a decatted bike, you'd risk leaning the motor out without the power commander.

The fact that you were able to hit the limiter a couple times makes me think it's some type of spark or wiring issue. Just my opinion though.


-Uncle Al
For a simple test, there is no harm in unhooking it. It would take many, many miles to do any sort of damage.
 

buzzbomb

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arocholl

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For a simple test, there is no harm in unhooking it. It would take many, many miles to do any sort of damage.

You are probably right, personally, I'm just not willing to take the chance. You never know what can happen if you get a bad tank of gas. Had that happen to a buddy with an RX-7 but that's an apples to oranges comparison.


-Uncle Al
 

MistahT

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JSP

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Couldn't get it to duplicate on this morning's commute. I put gas in it 100 miles ago, but otherwise it's had the gas sitting since winter and broken arm time... made it's just the junk from the bottom of the tank?

Will be unhooking the PC tomorrow when I get some time. Right now It's ride to work, do work, ride home, do more work, sleep, repeat.
Was the previous gas treated? Could be the old bad gas... I'd put some seafoam or other treatment of your choice in it.. Techron, etc.. Run it. Put some more fresh gas in, run it more. Hopefully it clears out for ya.
 

MistahT

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arocholl

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Was the previous gas treated? Could be the old bad gas... I'd put some seafoam or other treatment of your choice in it.. Techron, etc.. Run it. Put some more fresh gas in, run it more. Hopefully it clears out for ya.

I didn't even think of that problem JSP, that's a really good call.


-Uncle Al
 
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MistahT

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taylorisking21

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Sounds to me like your throttle bodies are slightly out of sync. Does it rev fine? Does it stumble at all, or die when the throttle is snapped, then quickly released?
 


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