Help needed! high revs lumpy run?

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17 Oct 2006 14:08 #85010 by longshanks
Help needed! high revs lumpy run? was created by longshanks
Can anyone offer any advice???

Have just had lots of work done to a 1979 KZ1000ST, head gaskets etc. It was running wierd and rebalanced carbs and found a small hole in vacuum tap diaphragm, ok, much improved but at aroun 5000-6000 revs it runs lumpy and a little hesitant, air filter ok, plugs new (in good condition), any body got a clue??? possibly points???

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17 Oct 2006 20:19 #85096 by vegasjetskier
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longshanks wrote:

Can anyone offer any advice???

Have just had lots of work done to a 1979 KZ1000ST, head gaskets etc. It was running wierd and rebalanced carbs and found a small hole in vacuum tap diaphragm, ok, much improved but at aroun 5000-6000 revs it runs lumpy and a little hesitant, air filter ok, plugs new (in good condition), any body got a clue??? possibly points???


Yeah, it could be the points. Have you replaced them? If they're original, the springs may have weakened, allowing the points to "float" and the timing to shift around a little bit at higher revs.

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18 Oct 2006 13:54 #85267 by longshanks
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B) Cheers for that, checked they're good, as is the ignition advance, scratching head, it occurs at around 5000 revs and it is slightly chokey? talked to my friend and we reckon the only thing to do is back to the carb balance, what say ya?

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18 Oct 2006 13:55 #85268 by longshanks
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B) Cheers for that, checked they're good, as is the ignition advance, scratching head, it occurs at around 5000 revs and it is slightly chokey? talked to my friend and we reckon the only thing to do is back to the carb balance, what say ya?

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