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my bike keeps dying
Posted: Jun 22nd, '06, 14:27
by moppatop
just lately everytime i start the bike it dies on me unless i rev the bejesus out of it, choke can be on, the engine can be warm sometimes i'm halfway up the road and it dies.It fires up quickly enough on the button when it does die its just bloody annoying having to rev the **** out of it when i'm in town. The bike is a fireblade dont know if relevant to problem but it is dyno'ed.

Posted: Jun 22nd, '06, 14:41
by TLS-Moose
Things to check:
Fuel tank vent is clear
fuel filter is clean
carb float bowls and jets aren't filled with crud
there's no kinks in the fuel pipes
check the float levels are right
make sure it has enough fuel
does it have a fuel pump
if so:
is the pump working?
is the pump clogged?
If it starts and fires fine, and then peters out, i would suggest it's most likely to be a fuel starvation issue of some kind - just follow the whole system through from tank to cylinder in a logical manner. Don't forget the fuel tank breather though
Oh, just seen your note about "dyno'd" - does that mean you have fitted a dynojet kit, or someone else has? if so, was it checked afterwards, and did you get the needle / pilot settings right ?
Re: my bike keeps dying
Posted: Jun 22nd, '06, 16:46
by andrew
moppatop wrote:just lately everytime i start the bike it dies on me unless i rev the bejesus out of it, choke can be on, the engine can be warm sometimes i'm halfway up the road and it dies.It fires up quickly enough on the button when it does die its just [Censored] annoying having to rev the **** out of it when i'm in town. The bike is a fireblade dont know if relevant to problem but it is dyno'ed.

are u saying that the bike won't idle at all?? when does it die on you throttle open or closed?? Also are u saying that the bike won't restart unless u give it some throttle (or will it start with the throttle closed?) Remember the bike uses different jets when idling than it does when your riding.
If the bike ticks over fine and then dies when u try to ride off then its fuel starvation but if it runs fine but won't tickover then thats something else.
Posted: Jun 22nd, '06, 16:58
by baz-R
sound like fuel is it injection?
i dont think its the carbs as it has one for each cylender so it would run on three if it was that was it ok befor the dyno?
Re: my bike keeps dying
Posted: Jun 22nd, '06, 17:12
by tomr6
moppatop wrote:just lately everytime i start the bike it dies on me unless i rev the bejesus out of it, choke can be on, the engine can be warm sometimes i'm halfway up the road and it dies.It fires up quickly enough on the button when it does die its just [Censored] annoying having to rev the **** out of it when i'm in town. The bike is a fireblade dont know if relevant to problem but it is dyno'ed.

Fuel pump pulse relays are weak on all cbrs matey. Problem is that the relay is on the top of the pump so you need a whole new pump.
Generally the pump relay only fails if there is a high current passing through it. If you dont sort the high current issue then a new pump will also fail in 9 - 12 months.
Not saying this is your problem but it has all the symptoms of this issue.
Re: my bike keeps dying
Posted: Jun 22nd, '06, 23:22
by rnblade
moppatop wrote:just lately everytime i start the bike it dies on me unless i rev the bejesus out of it, choke can be on, the engine can be warm sometimes i'm halfway up the road and it dies.It fires up quickly enough on the button when it does die its just [Censored] annoying having to rev the **** out of it when i'm in town. The bike is a fireblade dont know if relevant to problem but it is dyno'ed.

had the problem with mine mate, its a loose connection on one of ur injectors, thats all.