Posted August 25, 20168 yr Hi guys having issues with my ybr custom fuel injected brought it has a none runner got it running yesterday now this problem as occured it when the bike is running it will cut out randomlyĀ when the engine is hot or cold it wont rev past 4k revs at all it will just sit there in any throttle position miss firing and back firing and surging till i lay off the throttle then goes back to idle ,Ā no smoke or noises from the engine , no fault codes on the dash , i have fully serviced the engine fresh oil , plug (irridium ) and air filterĀ changed the throttle bodyĀ Ā , spark plug , spark plug cap ,fuel injector , rewired the ignition , cleaned all the pug connectors and sensors , fuel pump is fine primes and pump plenty of fuel , fuel is fresh with half a tank , i have cleaned the coil as it was rusted , only things i can think of now is the ecu/cdi , coil , or stator plateĀ Ā i have attached a you tube link so you can view the issue your self'sĀ Ā
August 30, 20168 yr Author Update unplugged various Ā sensors when the bike has been running and the only one that didĀ not cut out the engine and produce a fault code on the dash and made no difference when it was unplugged was the cold start valve / sensor the one just up from the throttle possition sensor , faulty sensor or plug or break in the wiring do you all think ? Ā
August 30, 20168 yr Author Runs like crap with it plugged in or unplugged so i cut the connector off to test the wires for a feed nothing so it must have a split up the loom somewhere i reakonĀ
August 30, 20168 yr Moderator You are outside my territory, you don't have the faintest idea what the wires should be doing so how can you test. Before you make things worse find something concrete to work from.
August 30, 20168 yr Author Wires should be operating the air mass meter / cold start sensor put they are powerless going investigate tommorow after work going to swap the loom next week anyway so cant make it any worse to be fairĀ
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