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Posted by aclone
- December 02, 2009, 14:59:23 PMAfter you get done with the fuel cleaner you may want to clean and gap your plugs. In rare case junk can find its way on to your plugs. Low 50's is cold riding here in florida. Not sure I would want to ride in the snow.
Mark
Posted by annieoakley
- December 02, 2009, 12:13:55 PMRides are getting colder....but I am still riding. Just a minor hiccup every now and again. Calling for snow the next couple of days but no accumulation. Plan on riding it to a Christmas dinner on Saturday, I've still got alot of riding to make up and I'm not putting it away without a fight! 
Posted by annieoakley
- November 30, 2009, 12:35:14 PMThanks, I will do that.
Posted by chief
- November 30, 2009, 12:10:00 PMOnce that is done. You might want to also run some carbon cleaner through the bike. I use the stuff made by Kawasaki.
It does help.
Cheers.
Posted by annieoakley
- November 30, 2009, 11:52:07 AMIt is already installed. It has only popped a couple of times since then, I think it is still working on cleaning up it's working parts. I'll give it time to work it out. Sounds like a nice couple days ahead so I will need to make up for lost time
Posted by chief
- November 30, 2009, 11:28:14 AMThe FI2000 will likely take care of the popping etc when you reinstall it.
Posted by annieoakley
- November 30, 2009, 09:36:29 AMaclone- Mystery novel!!!!!!!!! 
thats a good one.. it might be a best seller!
Posted by annieoakley
- November 30, 2009, 08:39:59 AMWent on a few short trips the last ocuple of days. I even rode to work this morning! 36 degrees!!!!!!!!!! It was great! Only a couple of pops and cracks but no loss of power yet. i can tell it is still working through it's problem but I am trying to run all of the Gumout through it before I top it off with the right mixture. It smokes a little when I first start it up but once it has been idling a couple of minutes it smooths right out. This morning it idled a little while while I was getting my coat on and then died, but I was able to fire it right back up. It back fired when I started it but ran like a top when I left the drive. So I'm like you 1SG CAV, a good tune up and I think I will be in good shape. Today 30 degrees, tomorrow... 50 the next day....snow?
Indiana weather, go figure. 
Posted by aclone
- November 25, 2009, 18:32:04 PMGood job on getting her running, This thread has been like reading a mystery novel just glad it had a good ending.
Mark
Happy Turkey day
Posted by 1SG CAV
- November 25, 2009, 16:02:18 PMHAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE.
DAY EARLY I HAVE TO WORK ON TURKEY DAY.
I had another beautiful ride today, mine is still real rich, runs ok until I can get her all tuned on a dyno.
my plugs were black when I pulled them, so I know I'm way to rich (the bike not me 
)
going to ride mine to work tomorrow, only a slight chance of rain.
Posted by annieoakley
- November 25, 2009, 13:15:46 PMI'll get right on that! (you won't even have to twist my arm ) Happy Turkey Day to all!
Posted by 1SG CAV
- November 25, 2009, 10:26:53 AMHope you get to ride soon. That will be the real test. Glad to hear it's firing on both cylinders now. NOW GO and RIDE 
Posted by chief
- November 25, 2009, 10:12:09 AMSpark, Fuel and Air... sometimes it is that simple. If the injectors aren't clean, the bike is starving for fuel.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Posted by annieoakley
- November 25, 2009, 08:43:23 AMWhooooHooooooooo.... I dumped Gumout into the tank, it backfired, sputtered, and started. It ran on one cyclinder for about 30 seconds and then you could hear and feel the front cylinder trying to catch up. Within a minute it was only hitting and missing occasionally, and then it smoothed right out. I know you should not let your bike sit and idle for a long period but it was pretty decent out, not cold so I let it idle. Occasionally I would rev it a little to see what it would do, it never missed a beat,( smoked like a freight train though) remember I took the cobra commander off so it was running without it. After shutting it down and letting it cool I reinstalled the commander and fired it up again. Still running! Keeping my fingers crossed, it is supposed to rain here until Saturday so hopefully I will be able to take it on a trial run to burn that tank of gas out. Geezzz..we need to figure out how to get mechanics wages now
Posted by chief
- November 24, 2009, 21:17:35 PMThe ECU is mounted next to the battery. Should be ok if the light functions as indicated in the tip.
You need to verify you are getting fuel to that cylinder. Injectors can foul and cause problems.