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| Wonko The Sane |
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 Posted: 13:51 - 20 Apr 2013 Post subject: ZZR600 what've I done now- the on going saga |
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Today, following on from the stuck throttle, I've moved the clips that hold the carb rubbers on and had it ticking over at 8000rpm.
I then slackened off the tickover screw to the point that it dropped off the bike.
Since then I've tightened the clips that was allowing air to bypass the carbs, run the fuel line dry as I'd forgotten to turn the fuel tap back on and now the bike won't start, presumably due to lack of fuel (yes, I did turn the fuel tap back on)
So, what've I done wrong this time?
Still got to fit the speedo cable too. ____________________ Looking to pass your CBT / Bike tests in Bury Lancashire? try www.focusridertraining.co.uk Would recommend.
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It's on the centre stand at the moment, so I'll need to drop it off that and make sure there's plenty of space in-front of me?
I had been trying turning it over on the assumption that might prime it.
Just realised, if I've got it on the centre stand with side stand down, doesn't matter if the lock out fails, just keep clear of the rear wheel? ____________________ Looking to pass your CBT / Bike tests in Bury Lancashire? try www.focusridertraining.co.uk Would recommend.
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I'm thinking if the bike is up on the centre stand then I don't risk the bike shooting across the back garden due to the microswitch failing.
Will be giving it a go.
How well will my bike charge just on tick over? ____________________ Looking to pass your CBT / Bike tests in Bury Lancashire? try www.focusridertraining.co.uk Would recommend.
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Can't be true ^^ or the bike would eventually die when the battery is completely dead..
If you meter the battery when its ticking over the reading should be13 + volts meaning the battery is charging.. ____________________ Fuelly My Z1000SX
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| bluezedd wrote: | Fair enough if I'm wrong, but why can doing regular short journeys discharge a battery?
Surely if its always generating more power than it consumes even at idle then a battery should always be at 100%?
(Ignoring things like it getting discharged through sitting up, alarms etc). |
It won't discharge the battery. If your battery is discharging then something is wrong. I've been doing 1mile long journeys 6 times a week for a month and battery has been 100%.
With everything off inc engine battery will be about 12.20volts or something, with the engine on and lights on, the battery will read between 13 and 14 volts even at idle. probably nearer the 14v mark with lights switched off. kawasakis have good charging systems, my old gs500 was a bit funny about the battery, idle it would sit at about 12.9v with lights on, yet its still being charged.....
If your battery dies on short journeys, test your battery with a multimeter while its on the bike. Might need a new battery (or charging system looked at, regulator, or statorplate coils). ____________________ KAWASAKIIIII |
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My battery had, before taking the tank off, enough power to kick itself over a couple of times,
However I left the ignition on while working on it with the light on (old bike had no off switch for the light) in order to stop the alarm activating.
meant to turn ignition on then off and leave key in for that purpose but got distracted, now tried to start a few times so low battery. ____________________ Looking to pass your CBT / Bike tests in Bury Lancashire? try www.focusridertraining.co.uk Would recommend.
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