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Been reading this and the other thread ... might have missed this, but ... did you buy this and it was running this way at purchase time?Or did it run fine for some number of months/miles and then started acting up more and more? Or was it running fine and then one day it started running bad like it is now? Have you had any discussions with the previous owner? Be interesting to hear if they did some strange throttle body swap or this area has been worked on and parts replaced before.Hope the drill and clean TPS works for you!
No option for a P8 with a PF3C
Is there an option for '97 1100i? Use that. If not, your components would work with '98EV in GuzziDiag.PS: Hoisting my tricolor today for the week.Patrick HayesFremont CA
fuel pump is really loud but maybe that’s the way it is.
strangely, I set the mv again but on guzzidiag it was reading higher, not that i can trust that yet. idle is gone way down, like 6 or 7 hundred.
Also buy a real multi-meter. the free harbor freight units are inaccurate from my experience.
I think I brought this up before. Your recent post, I'm not sure if you used a multi meter or Guzzidiad to set the TPS voltage. Don't use Guzzidaig to set the voltage.Give this a read, probably again, to see where your at. The write up is mainly for a 15m and pf3, but overall applicable to the P8 and the pf3 TB's.https://archive.guzzitech.com/EVTuneup-Jeff_B.htmlSorry to hear of more troubles Tom
That is a big hint. Remind us. Did you ever remove and drain the tank? Clean it out with a little bit of fresh fuel? Did you remove the petcocks from the tank?I did remove the tank, blasted it with a few nights of electrolysis, rebuilt the petcocks, cleaned their strainers, added new fuel with injector-cleaner. Then changed fuel filter. A loud pump is characteristic of fuel intake restrictionI meant to say it's just loud when priming, not sure if there're different levels of loud that would suggest anything. I reckon if you had pump trouble you'd know about it more than just wavy acceleration during part of the gear? Maybe not. Did you perhaps leave the idle screw backed out? I can't see why a cleaned and reset TPS would cause a substantially lower rpm.I only set the higher mv, presuming the arms and stops were all ok, maybe they were not, i'll start from scratch this timeDo you have a new TPS on order?I don't, I didn't think they were available, only a HD one or a 2nd hand. I still have faith in it, I'll do the baseline method first and then look for a replacementPatrick HayesFremont CA
Setting the whole thing from scratch seems to be the way to go, to learn the system and potentially fix the problem. Not sure if the PF3C is even compatible with a P8 ECU, or if the TPS is even working, but at least I'll learn something. I'll get some cylinder-gaskets and check those valves first...
You will be a better motorcycle rider, knowing this much about your equipment. You will have success and we’re here for questions.
i set the mv a bit lower there, around.565, and it drove slightly better. even the idle was a bit higher (somehow?)i did watch the numbers again as i opened the throttle, this time extremely slowly, and there are two points where the numbers go backwards, around 2.8 and 3.4 volts, ive done it with a few different throttle grips and it happens every time. I wonder if that’s the issue? Bad TPS one might say
Mv at idle should be ca 380.🐧
i did watch the numbers again as i opened the throttle, this time extremely slowly, and there are two points where the numbers go backwards, around 2.8 and 3.4 volts, ive done it with a few different throttle grips and it happens every time. I wonder if that’s the issue? Bad TPS one might say
LAD, you may have watched this before, but go back and watch again. CA-Cycleworks built a test bench to test and report on TPS quality/accuracy. The device produces a paper print to show the ramp of voltage as the TPS is rotated. Watch particularly at 5 min, 13 min, and 17 min to see obvious data issues. Really quite enlightening. I recently bought one of their PF3C units and it came packaged with a nice, clean data output print specific to that unit.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZK9fVvNaC4Patrick HayesFremont CA
I think you mentioned modifying the bottom end. Don't. Lightening the flywheel won't benefit you for the type of riding that you'll do.