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Old 14-02-11, 07:59 AM   #181
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@STainlessman: out of interest, have you tried redoing the test to see if the fueling point has changed itself?
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Old 15-02-11, 10:38 AM   #182
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No, captainham, I haven't tried redoing the test. I've been busy riding. The weather here in the D.C. area has taken a remarkable turn for the better. And, to be honest, I don't want to risk altering the current status quo.
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Old 08-04-11, 03:26 PM   #183
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ARRRRGH!!! I've just attempted to do this all was going well untill I had to undo the sensor. I couldn't budge the screw type things any advice?
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Old 08-04-11, 03:57 PM   #184
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ARRRRGH!!! I've just attempted to do this all was going well untill I had to undo the sensor. I couldn't budge the screw type things any advice?
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Old 08-04-11, 04:02 PM   #185
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Invest in the correct tool for the job to get the angle and correct fit on them very soft screws

Here's a question, if I have a PC3 do i need to do this or can its TPS feature handle this?
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Old 08-04-11, 04:07 PM   #186
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I've got the correct tools :-p . Just need to know if the sensor is in a different place on a k6
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Old 08-04-11, 04:34 PM   #187
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no its in the same place. if you have a K6 use the original guide. there are 2 bolts holding the K6 TPS
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Old 08-04-11, 10:41 PM   #188
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PITA to get it done correctly, but very much so worth it. You lose soooo much of the jerky slow riding/engine braking once done. Very, very good adjustment IMO.
I loosened both the torx screws, but more on the right one and less on the left one to pivot the sensor to the correct setting.
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Old 09-04-11, 02:09 PM   #189
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Well I've had another bash at this and the top screw is well mashed up. I used the right tools just a bit too much force. Is there an easy fix for this
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Old 09-04-11, 08:07 PM   #190
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Well I've had another bash at this and the top screw is well mashed up. I used the right tools just a bit too much force. Is there an easy fix for this
use mole grips and take the screws off, replace with another one afterwards.
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