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| richk |
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 richk Two Stroke Sniffer
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 Posted: 15:02 - 24 Aug 2011 Post subject: using a gas analyser on a bike? |
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i bought a gunson exhaust analyser to help me out with my mini and midget, and it works brilliantly. i then tried to use it on my Kinlon 125gy and i got some weird readings from it. the readings varied from -2% 6% basically its not reading correctly. just wondering if anyone has used an analyser on a bike?
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| P.addy |
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 richk Two Stroke Sniffer
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Can you sample from further up the exhaust by using an extension of some sort? Bike exhaust are notoriously hard to sample from. Also make sure you have no leaking joints. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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 philoldsmobil... Renault 5 Driver
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Old Thread Alert!
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