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 Posted: 17:32 - 29 May 2015 Post subject: Oil signs on cylinder[pics] and few other problems with my b |
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Hi guys, i had many problems with my bike and i still have some.
I had problems with idling [not stable was jumping like 1500-3000 up and down up and down and hard to start]
I cleaned the carbs 2 days before put it back as it was and it starts good now idle is stable but the one problem is still there.
When i pull the throttle on idle [neutral/clutch pressed all the way ] to about 4000+ rpm and pull it back it goes down to like 1000 rpm and stalls .
Another problem i spotted was that sometimes it stalls, at first i though its side stand switch but i checked and its not .
One it stalled when i was going 60mph and it was about 9000 rpm and it just stalled and had to just click start once to get it back
Second it stalled [on a f junction] wanted to move quickly reved it to about 6000 and went and it stalled and wont turn on ! what ever i did it didnt turned on had to push it to side
Third i was pulling out and i heard like a crack noise and it stalled and again turned on but when i put in gear it stalled any gear first or second it stalled only on neutral it turned on .
Another problem i spotted today was oil signs on cylinder i was tightening the screws for the exhaust and saw on front cylinder spot of oil and screws were also oily i have no idea what it can be here are pictures .
In addition i add that the bike has 29000 miles and its 2009 hyosung gt 125 comet
https://imgur.com/KNkbWQ0,Ng8Uefl,O46XZDB#0
https://imgur.com/KNkbWQ0,Ng8Uefl,O46XZDB#1
https://imgur.com/KNkbWQ0,Ng8Uefl,O46XZDB#2
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It also looks like if your left fork leaked.  ____________________ '87 Honda XBR 500, '96 Kawasaki ZX7R P1, '90 Honda CB-1, '88 Kawasaki GPz550, MZ 150 ETZ
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Check the oil level, just to be sure. If you are not missing any engine oil, the rest of your problems was just a coincidence.
You took the carbs apart = you are the reason of the starting/running problems. Find the manual and set the carbs back to the factory settings.
EDIT: when you say, ''it got fixed'', you mean it stopped leaking or someone actually fixed it? If it stopped leaking and looking at the engine, I'd say you ran out of the fork oil, in the left one.  ____________________ '87 Honda XBR 500, '96 Kawasaki ZX7R P1, '90 Honda CB-1, '88 Kawasaki GPz550, MZ 150 ETZ
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Is it really worth putting time and money into it? I very much doubt that this will be the last time you need to sort it.
That said, if it's just cutting out while riding without any warning then I'd assume that's electrical rather than fuelling.
How did you check the side-stand switch? It could be good 99% of the time, and still give those problems. I'd replace or bin it - the cost of the bike cutting out in the middle of a cheeky dart onto a roundabout could be much higher. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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Could just be loose or corroded wiring in or on the way to the switch. It's a common enough issue. I'd bin or bypass it to rule it out.
You'll never make back a penny of what you're spending on it, so really do think about whether it's worth it. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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We're well aware of Hyosung and their claims to, uh, Suzuki levels of quality.
| i3arty wrote: | i believe hyosung bikes are good |
Even after flushing £1300 (and counting) on one, and still having a pup? It's not an old bike or high mileage, it shouldn't have needed that much spent on it.
They do need it though. Based on the one that I worked on, I wouldn't keep a GT125 if you gave it to me. Its owner thought he'd bought a bargain too. £680, that much again and more to get it through an MOT, then fortunately he binned it and cut his losses.
I say this not to criticise your choice, just in the hope that you'll quit before you get further behind. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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Old Thread Alert!
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