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16-01-09, 12:10 PM | #11 | |
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Re: Is my engine ok?
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FWIW I think it's irrelevant, enough people like it though so I'm the odd one out. Again.
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16-01-09, 02:02 PM | #12 |
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Nice one, cheers loads for all your help everyone that's pretty much put my mind at rest! Another motorbiking lesson learnt - don't keep cranking the engine...
BTW I did a whole load of pictures of my r6 throttle/new grips mod to keep reminding myself where everything went...if anyone's interested, I can get a photobucket account sorted and post up a how-to... Cheers again all |
16-01-09, 04:48 PM | #13 |
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It's not uncommon to get a single "knock" on starting, especially hot, with carbs. It is usually a true "knocking" cycle, as in pinking/detonation.
The reason is that if the engine stops in a certain position, with one cylinder basically at bottom dead centre intake, the cylinder is completely full of air/fuel mixture from when it ran down after the ignition was switched off. Then when you turn it to start, it's exactly as if you had the throttle wide open from less than idle speed. If it fires first cycle, it will knock. If it doesn't fire first turn, the next time round the intake pressure will be much lower (closed throttle) and it doesn't knock. As far as I'm aware it isn't normal for bikes to use a separate "cranking ignition" value, unlike with cars which have somewhat more sophisticated ECU's. Fuel injection avoids this because it cuts fuel when you switch off, so the run-down to stop is without fuel, and it won't fire on the first turn and takes a rev or 2 until it has some injected fuel, by which time the intake pressure is usually low again.
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