12-06-08, 03:33 PM | #31 | |
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They've just taken over Giffords of Staines and in process of opening shop.
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So next update, have bought a wiring loom of fleabay for £24 so they're going to replace the existing one today. Hopefully hear from them later... all cutting bit fine for the rock. Hope everyone else is sorted by now... |
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12-06-08, 07:14 PM | #32 |
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Cheers Flibble.
I was gutted when Giffords closed. Aparently the owner went bankrupt. |
13-06-08, 07:46 AM | #33 | |
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Really hope the new loom sorts it - I'm sure it will. I know how frustrating it is, I eneded up just bypassing my SV "safety" switches for the track day cos they kept killing the engine mid corner - nice. |
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13-06-08, 08:29 AM | #34 | |
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Wouldn't go near FWR after the reviews they have had, highlights including not re-fitting a front caliper correctly (fell off 20 feet up the road) and not being able to rivet a chain together properly (I was behind the bike that was done on when it failed)
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Fibble, are you sure the coils are OK? I've seen this on cars that cut out at high revs when the coil overheats and cuts the spark. How long does it take to start running again? Is the bike injected or carb'ed? Also how good is the battery and charging system? When the engine cuts do the lights/other electrics still work?
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14-06-08, 04:12 PM | #38 | |
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As we needed to get it working for the rock, we ended up taking out the mess of wires along with the power commander. It really was a mess, wires hanging over the manifold, random wires cut, earthed, some soldered.. (there are no lights, indicators as it's a track only bike). Inserted another wiring loom and its running ok in high revs (so far).... guess it may be either faulty wires/power commander/ignition box or wrong map. Will have to spend some time later in sorting these bits out and putting them back in |
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