hi folks , i have a vibration right through the bike when giving it throttle, i thought it was a coil so i replaced the lot , but its still there , do i need a tuneboy or , is it somit worse than that .![]()
hi folks , i have a vibration right through the bike when giving it throttle, i thought it was a coil so i replaced the lot , but its still there , do i need a tuneboy or , is it somit worse than that .![]()
Col,
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Put in vibration or vibrating. I've just had a look. Theres plenty to read, i'm not saying the answers there but might give you an idea.
Last edited by zorst; 11-28-2007 at 02:52 PM. Reason: added text
A silly question... but have you checked your chain + sproket?
CAPO '05
TITAN GREY
You didn't mention if the vibs were at low revs or not, but some Capos run a bit rough (i.e. a hesitation) between 2-3000 RPM and there seems to be additional back-lash in some of the drive parts. The hesitation can be helped by remapping or by fitting Iridium sparkplugs. Also it is a big v-twin, so some of the engine’s "characteristics" are more noticeable than say an in-line four, but it never usually a problem at normal cruising speeds.
Steve-UK
Red 2001 Capo
1997 Suzuki TL1000S
thanks guys , i do know about the v-twin and inline fours , its just the monster aint as smooth as it was , if it's low down you can hear a rattle from the lower end of the engine. milage is 12'000 and somtime its a bit snatchie , when changing gears , ie giving throttle . i just want it to run as smooth as it was when i first got it .![]()
I've got a similar problem abd the sam mileage. One sprocket and chain set awaiting arrival....![]()
'07 GSA (Ticking over)
'03 Capo (Sold)
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'95 Pegaso (Sold)
Apart from chain, etc as others mentioned, check spark plug connectors are fully clicked on the plugs. The internal connector can slip back inside misleading you believe the connector is on when it isn't. If you wiggle the top of the connector it should be stiff, not err... wiggly. Also, check the battery and charging circuit & do the solder mods if necessary. The regulator doesn't put out a lot of volts at low revs and if the battery is a low you can get stumbling. Your noises may be down to loose exhaust manifold nuts, so check for tightness. 'Course, the noises might be only in your head, if you are getting voices along with the noises, this might not be the right forum for a fix.![]()
Call that a cabbage?
ok guys cheers for the info , ill keep you posted on to problem, and thanks tommygun let me know if the new chain and sprocket makes a diffrance . ok i cana speeeeelllllllll spell .lol.
well people av got the prob down to the chain , it's fucked , the sprockets are ok , i have a scotoiler ,so wondered why the chain went so early, but to top it all i came off the beast today, hit black ice , just after the lecht ski slops , ah well Q the divi just now.
Last edited by capococo; 12-02-2007 at 01:12 PM.