Re: No Throttle response.!!!-----> dead in the water..
Erick or anyone,
Looking at the procedure described, can someone clarify for me what excatly I need to disconnect? The throttle unit is next to the air filter and injector, and has the idle valve attached to it with wires and stuff. Is that what I need to disconnect? Or is it just the throttle cable, either from the handlebars or from the unit under the seat? Please help.
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: Grim,
: Thank you so much for the info. I'll look forward to hearing from you soon.
: Perhaps, could I have your email address?
: Mine is :
: seanldesign@hotmail.com
: Every night, when I come home, I go into the "how to fix my bike research" mode and since the day one, Stephen's, Erick's and your answers are the only realistic answers I found.
: Thank you guys.
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: : I'm almost shure that you just need to reset the throttle response
: :
: : "Throttle unit initialisation
: : Initialisation is necessary in the following cases:
: : 1. If the ECU is changed
: : 2. If the throttle unit is changed
: : Procedure:
: : Note:
: : The engine must not be started during the procedure, if it is, the procedure is void.
: : This procedure cannot function if the throttle unit is disconnected or its harness is cut.
: : 1. Turn on the ignition and disconnect the throttle unit
: : 2. Wait for at least 5 seconds
: : 3. Turn off the ignition
: : 4. Reconnect the throttle unit
: : 5. Turn the ignition on again.
: : 6. Fully open the throttle (accelerator cable properly adjusted) and return to the idle position (throttle
: : full travel is learned by the ECU)
: : 7. Turn off the ignition
: : 8. Clear the fault codes"
: :
: : You don't have to clear the error codes now.
: : I'll place a short guide on the forum shortly
posted by Chris at 16 Apr 2008 20:39
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