Easter ride choke down REVISITED
#1
Easter ride choke down REVISITED
After thinking that the problem was bad unleaded regular fuel from an "emergency" fill up at an old gas station on Easter Sunday, my 05 EGC began to choke down again today at the end of a 96 mile ride. I could not accelerate past 60mph. The premium fuel that's in the tank is a top off from what I thought was bad gas. I assumed I had burned off the bad gas. It was only 3 gallons to get me to another gas station. After about 10 miles, the bike began to run better.
Could it be the last remnants of the bad fuel?
Is the bike overheating, and this is a limp mode?
Thoughts please...
Could it be the last remnants of the bad fuel?
Is the bike overheating, and this is a limp mode?
Thoughts please...
#2
After thinking that the problem was bad unleaded regular fuel from an "emergency" fill up at an old gas station on Easter Sunday, my 05 EGC began to choke down again today at the end of a 96 mile ride. I could not accelerate past 60mph. The premium fuel that's in the tank is a top off from what I thought was bad gas. I assumed I had burned off the bad gas. It was only 3 gallons to get me to another gas station. After about 10 miles, the bike began to run better.
Could it be the last remnants of the bad fuel?
Is the bike overheating, and this is a limp mode?
Thoughts please...
Could it be the last remnants of the bad fuel?
Is the bike overheating, and this is a limp mode?
Thoughts please...
#3
Bike is fuel injected. I'm not smelling fuel when it chokes down, so I don't think there's a leak. It's funny that it happens after I put significant miles into a ride. If it was a clogged fuel filter, it would run rough at idle too, right? That's not happening. Clutching and throttling through it helps during the ride.
Hate having to chase this down...weather in central Louisiana is just terrific this time of year!
Hate having to chase this down...weather in central Louisiana is just terrific this time of year!
#4
Choking down
See if it's throwing any codes. Possible the IAT sensor can get clogged. Take it off and clean out the port. Or remove the a/c, spray some throttle body cleaner inside and use an old toothbrush to clean out the inside of the FI body; just the first inch or so...make sure the IAT port is clean. Change your plugs and give it another test run.
#6
Bike is fuel injected. I'm not smelling fuel when it chokes down, so I don't think there's a leak. It's funny that it happens after I put significant miles into a ride. If it was a clogged fuel filter, it would run rough at idle too, right? That's not happening. Clutching and throttling through it helps during the ride.
Hate having to chase this down...weather in central Louisiana is just terrific this time of year!
Hate having to chase this down...weather in central Louisiana is just terrific this time of year!
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