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Old 06-16-2008, 07:53 PM
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32/36 dieseling when shut off

Specs: rebuilt motor, new 32/36, wide open exhaust.
do yall think the wide open exhaust could cause a dieseling when i shut her off? i tried to lean it out, checked all vacuum and no leaks. Im stuck!
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hmmm, timing maybe? But what do you mean by dieseling?
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it could be the lack of back pressure because of the open exhaust
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timing is set at 8 to factory specs; by dieseling i mean when i shut it of it does an extra revolution on its own. im thinkin lack of back pressure is the cause, it didnt do this till i hit a deer and it ripped all the exhaust off, ive had trucks in the past run wide open like this with no problem, just never a 4 popper. think its that sensitive?
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Is your linkage not fully going back all the way or is the choke semi on still? If my rmps are over say 950ish when i shut it off it will diesel for a sec or 2
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Hmm...it possibly could be because of no back pressure.

BTW...Nice bike! I've got an '01 sv650s...they are excellent bikes.

Are you a member of svrider.com? <- Great site!...I'm a member over there.
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Try and sweeten up (richen) the idle mixture. Leaning it out will only cause it to diesel more often as a lean condition is more prone to pre-ignition hence ignition before it has a spark to ignite it.
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smart Ganoid i didnt think about it like that. before i figure anything out with it though i have to get my exhaust put back together. its still covered in deer parts.
91Toyota- yes i am a member of svrider.com! i just got my bike back after a 6 month hiatus so i been posting again, same name there too.
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Originally Posted by kj1074
smart Ganoid i didnt think about it like that. before i figure anything out with it though i have to get my exhaust put back together. its still covered in deer parts.
91Toyota- yes i am a member of svrider.com! i just got my bike back after a 6 month hiatus so i been posting again, same name there too.
Sweet man! I'm 2001SV650S over there...I'm sure you've seen me around

See you around!
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