HELLO, this is my first post...
i have a ZX10r with ~14000km on it, and it recently started acting funny.
whenever i go full throttle past 8000rpm, it accelerates, but in a very hesitant manner. if you roll of the throttle slightly, then it picks up speed faster than at full throttle. it feels like its missing, i think it is similar to what some people experience when using a bad PCIII.
most recently while testing it for the shop i hit full throttle, it felt like crap then at ~11500 RPM it wheelied instantly and the pitch of the engine sounded much cleaner and smoother
so far my local shop has replaced the spark plugs, done a complete tune-up, checked PARTS of the FI and electrical system, repaired the exhaust valve, changed the air temp sensor (made a huge improvement). BUT the problem is there.
anybody else heard or experienced this?
i need help, i am considering trading in my 10 if this problem isnt resolved.
the only mod i have is a MICRON slip-on which has been onthe bike since 0km, this problem just started.
thanks for your help...
Rod
Vancouver, BC, CANADA
i have a ZX10r with ~14000km on it, and it recently started acting funny.
whenever i go full throttle past 8000rpm, it accelerates, but in a very hesitant manner. if you roll of the throttle slightly, then it picks up speed faster than at full throttle. it feels like its missing, i think it is similar to what some people experience when using a bad PCIII.
most recently while testing it for the shop i hit full throttle, it felt like crap then at ~11500 RPM it wheelied instantly and the pitch of the engine sounded much cleaner and smoother
so far my local shop has replaced the spark plugs, done a complete tune-up, checked PARTS of the FI and electrical system, repaired the exhaust valve, changed the air temp sensor (made a huge improvement). BUT the problem is there.
anybody else heard or experienced this?
i need help, i am considering trading in my 10 if this problem isnt resolved.
the only mod i have is a MICRON slip-on which has been onthe bike since 0km, this problem just started.
thanks for your help...
Rod
Vancouver, BC, CANADA