Author Topic: k75 bucking (fuel delivery issue)?  (Read 3947 times)

Offline Gullymonster

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k75 bucking (fuel delivery issue)?
« on: November 06, 2012, 10:08:28 AM »
Hey All, Many thanks to those who helped me with my spline lube debacle 4k miles ago. Just got home from 1200 mile trip on the tail end of which a new issue is starting to manifest its self:
I've noticed it in multiple gears 3,4 and 5. At highspeed 60-70 and rolling off the throttle on exit ramps.
The bike will buck and lose power momentarily. The feeling that comes to mind is when your tank is running empty and you get the stutter that tells you to switch to reserve.
The K75 doesn't have a reserve and these instances happened with moderate fuel levels. No backfiring, and the longest fit lasts maybe a minute. Bike will hesitate, jump back up to power, slow and jump back up to power. In these bouts I have tried easing off the throttle and opening throttle slightly more. It would seem as though its independent of the throttle although I could be missing an indication. I was really hoping that it had something to do with the cold temperatures outside, however the bike was warm in all situations. Any input is appreciated and let me know if you need further detail.

Offline frankenduck

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Re: k75 bucking (fuel delivery issue)?
« Reply #1 on: November 06, 2012, 10:34:35 AM »
Usual suspect: Connector for fuel level sender.
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Offline artcollinsjr

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Re: k75 bucking (fuel delivery issue)?
« Reply #2 on: January 19, 2013, 01:29:01 PM »
Throttle position sensor? Try disconnecting it or adjusting bottom setting

Offline Tighthead

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Re: k75 bucking (fuel delivery issue)?
« Reply #3 on: January 30, 2013, 10:49:04 AM »
I had something very similar happen, towards the end of a long trip (MD to OK and back). Turned out to be clogged fuel injectors.

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