Run some DRYGAS in it for a good two full gas tanks.

 

That's been happening a lot lately, especially since they've introduced that Ethanol in the gas. I do Auto Diagnosis on the side and that "cutting out" problem is a common complaint with cars. It will effect the bikes more since they're more critical with the fuel amount/ Air-Fuel ratios. Try some RXP from the auto parts stores like Autozone. That stuff is awesome!!

 

aight, well i took her out today and she was fine from work to my house. then i took a ride down the GW parkway and she cut out within 3 miles of home. there is nothing specific about when it happens (i.e. gear, rpm, speed, temp, etc.) i did notice that the times it cut out, i was cruising on a main road (not going through a town). something with the constant rpm's maybe?

what is that rxp??

i'll take a trip to pep boys and get some drygas but i'm thinking now that it's more with the ignition.

i'd like to take it to the shop, but i can't get it there! ugh!

 

What you need is a covered trailer and a couple of tiedowns.


There is definitely a chance that it is ignition. Maybe a faulty coil... ?

 

These bikes have individual coils for each plug so it would just run rough. Try the dry gas and or RXP from pepboys. The RXP is a de-carbonizer but works great for water in the gas & cleaning injectors. It comes in a 2.5 oz little bright orange bottle.

 

the shop has a month backlog. [:@]

i'm getting the rxp today and we'll see how that goes. do you use the whole bottle on a full tank?

 

Read the instructions on the bottle, it's usually a couple of ounces per gallon of gas. Definitely not the whole bottle, that's for a 20-30 gallon car tank. Not our small 5 gallon tanks.

 

Yes, listen to 05ZX6R. Probably only 0.5 oz in our tanks.

 

taking it to the shop. nothing working. :/

i can't even go around the parking lot without her shutting down on my now.

will keep everyone posted when the shop lets me know.

thanks for the help!

cheers!

 

That Sucks! Good luck and yeah, let us know. I'm curious as to what's causing it.