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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: steven c on May 03, 2019, 08:01:14 AM
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Not really wanting to pull the injectors to clean them ,I thought what the heck and dumped in a couple of bottles of STP injector cleaner and a gallon on gas,every now and then i would try to start it but nothing, so I tried a little started fluid and it coughed then I tried again and it started ran rough then smooth out.Idles a little high. So after 8 years of being off the road having the gearbox bearings replaced,new clutch,new rear main seal, putting everything back together,(still have a few things) finding out the computer was dead, getting a lot a help from the forum and good friends, Ron's EV lives again. I like to think Ron is some where with a big smile. He had a love hate relationship with this bike.
https://youtu.be/rzklZS9Hirc
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Excellent. It's always nice to get something going that has been waiting for some time. :thumb:
John Henry
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YYYeeeeeeeeeeeessss sssssssss! What a feeling :bike-037:
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My dyslexia is in full force at the moment, I thought this was an Elvis thread.. :azn:
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:thumb: cool .
Dusty
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...and another part of the Aero engine lives on. :smiley: :thumb:
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Now ride the hell out of it.
TOMB
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...and another part of the Aero engine lives on. :smiley: :thumb:
Thanks again Chuck. So the Areo engine was the one used in the drones? I didn't even change the chip!
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Ist test ride around the block.
https://youtu.be/qeDOSCZkbbA :bike-037:
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Ron is smiling.
Enjoy the bike remember the memories you and Ron shared.
TOMB
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Thanks again Chuck. So the Areo engine was the one used in the drones? I didn't even change the chip!
Guzzi being Guzzi, I was betting it was off the shelf stock. :grin: The Aero cam *was* different, but it was the same as the V65 with .020" more lift using timing sensors on the front.. so *assumed* they didn't change anything in the computer.
I still have all the (new) sensors, throttle bodies, injectors, etc.
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:thumb: cool!!!! :thumb:
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Thanks again Chuck. So the Areo engine was the one used in the drones? I didn't even change the chip!
Watch it doesn't take off on you LOL
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I believe if you look closely at the Aero Lario, you'll see it has an 'N' number... :grin:
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All right! Congratulations Steve!