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The "hickups" could be related to the oil comsumption. I expect it's too late for a refund on the engine !! 2 Litres in 5000 is incredibly high. As long as there isnt a pool of oil under the bike, then this engine needs stripping down and the piston rings checked and also the valve seals.. Could also be the cylunder head gasket. Check the colour of the coolant in the radiator ! Is it white and frothy or normal ?? If it's contaminated with oil, then most likely the cylinder head gasket.. Sorry mate, looks like this engine is worse than the last one :( |
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thanks for the advise all these while. the hipcups happened regardless of the engine oil level. it sounded something had skipped when it is idling. there isn't any leakage of oil from any gasket or nuts. i think we just have to keep topping up oil till we get home, then i can tear it apart and look for the proper doctor. there is no doctor around here. everyone (north america and australia, not to mention east timor and indonesia) is just guessing... so i will bear with it. what about the hipcup? anyone has this experience? |
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Sounds like an airleak.. Are the carbs attached properly ? Also maybe some of the pipes for the airbox and otheres breathers might be lose or put together incorrectly. As it is a new engine, the guy who installed it might have had to guess where certain pipes went. Is the air filter nice and clean ???? If the bike runs nicely at speed, then unlikely to be the spark plugs/ignition. Perhaps there is a carb issue which is another kettle of fish. Try increasing the idle a little. |
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i will try today. BTW, which country are u at now? Quote:
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i can only access to the rear cyclinder 2 spark plug. i changed them myself. the old spark plug had some white powder on it. any clue? also the choke plunger: it had been cut by the chain while i place it very near to it causing leakage. i tried to shorten it and seal it. does the length of this tube make any contribution? goh |
The speedo cable broke 5 months ago when we were in Canada. As there wasnt any XRV in Canada, the bike shop used a Honda 1984 Goldwing cable for my bike and it worked till last week, the metal cable inside broke.
does anyone knows what kind of cable is it compatiable to? i am in australia now. |
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