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R6 poorly
Posted: Apr 23rd, '11, 18:39
by gray
Help please guys
my 02 R6 yesterday struggled to start when hot , well today did the same and then refused to rev and started to splutter and miss managed to get her home , now she's outside and won't start at all
any ideas or recommend some one who can fix it as near to liskeard as possible would have to be collected as can't move her
thanks
gutted missing all this weather

Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Apr 23rd, '11, 19:02
by billinom8s
is it turning over on the button ?
checked your plugs ? air intake ?
Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Apr 23rd, '11, 22:20
by Funky
My old R6 failed to run when hot... piston rings were buggered meaning lack of compression. Might be worth doing a check
Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Apr 23rd, '11, 22:43
by gray
thanks for advice guys
but wouldn't have a clue where to start
so need a professional can anyone please suggest where to take it ..thanks
Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Apr 23rd, '11, 22:45
by billinom8s
can't say i do know anyone in the cornwall area, speak to badger, he will probs know of someone.
Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Apr 24th, '11, 07:31
by badgerKDD
Ahhhh, don't really know of anyone in Liskeard area, too far north for me to have had any dealings with mechanics. Monkey may have a better idea, or possibly Graham as he seems to know everyone in bikes south of the Tamar ;)
I'll nudge them both towards this thread for you

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Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Apr 24th, '11, 09:36
by gray
thanks guys
update found a pipe this morning on the left of bike don't know what it does but has a tee in it to fresh air and a small , simikiar to a fuel filter on the end blanked off anyway had petrol dripping out
bike is now running still missing a bit and running very rich
any ideas
cheers
Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Apr 24th, '11, 10:57
by billinom8s
it would help if you registered here -
www.yamahaR1.co.uk
these guys are really helpfull, they do have an R6 section aswell as perming, blowdry and dying.
other than that, get hold of a haynes manual and a workshop manual that way you can see where cables and pipes are supposed to be and see how they match up.
check the spark plugs
when you switch the bike off, use the kill switch. turn ignition off, turn it back on, flick kill switch - do you hear a clicking ? the fuel pump. is this working ?
might be a rubber from the carb lose or something. sounds like you need to get under the tank and have a root around i'm afraid.
Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Apr 25th, '11, 07:27
by badgerKDD
If you still want garages, I'v got JP Motorworks in Luxulyan ( suggested by Deej) and Liskeard Motorcycles, that was from Monkey who said he's got details and will post when he finds them

Re: R6 poorly
Posted: May 14th, '11, 17:25
by gray
well got her back today

had a 3 hr ride she 's sorted
new tyres, mot'd engine sorted
cost me a lot but worth it

Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Jul 17th, '11, 19:57
by Ben
out of interest what was the issue ?
Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Jul 17th, '11, 20:19
by gray
carbs need balancing mate and also had valves checked
sweet as a nut now

Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Aug 2nd, '11, 23:03
by ninja1981
my r6 came from cornwall,got some business cards in the service history book as from where the bikes visited so hope they are some use dude?
-damerells 01726 822402 (whitemoor nr st austell)
-k.williams motorcycles 01872 560003 or mob 07837555804 (blackwater)
*this one says he does recovery too*
hope this helps man as a fellow r6 owner to another,im having my r6 in the garage next week for a d.i.d camchain,a.p.e tensioner,shims valve clearances,throttle cables,plugs then dyno run.
also u wana sell ur factory undertray?lol
Re: R6 poorly
Posted: Aug 4th, '11, 15:12
by gray
Thanks Mate
Dammerells have moved to indian queens
R6 is sold mate goes to dealer this weekend