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  • Originally posted by Cupid View Post
    Thanks a lot. I changed the oil when it was 400 kms on the odo, now 500. I checked the level, it's ok.
    I myself corrected the rpm to 1.4 when it was 40kms on the odo. Till yesterday it was 1.4k when cold and 1.55 when hot.
    i'm experiencing the same from yesterday. It was there before only when i first start the bike in the morning. Never happened the rest of the day. But now if give it an hour break it happens.
    Check your spark plug , I guess it may be sooty ... Idle rpm should be around 1000-1200 , check the correct value in your owner's manual . And no , your 80kmph run couldn't have harmed it one bit , it's something else ...
    Last edited by Pinaki; 05-10-2011, 11:00 PM.

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    • What could be the problem??

      This incident happened to my friend who had been to the nearest mac donalds which is around 65kms to test the top speed of his Cbz xtreme. While going he said he was on full throttle almost all the time and shifted gears at 8.5k rpm(perfect shift) and did not give any stop in between and reached a top speed of 120 and after reaching mac donalds he stopped for almost 1 hour. While returning he did that same style of riding and (after around 40kms) he was going 110 and got a slight slope and the rpm rose to almost 10k as if it was in neutral and the speed didn't increase a bit. My question is how could is happen? And his bike has run around 10k kms. And he has no problem below 110.
      First think you are special then work towards proving it.

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      • Originally posted by Pinaki View Post
        Idle rpm should be around 1000-1200 , check the correct value in your owner's manual
        Idle rpm is 1400 +/- 100,Set idle rpm to 1400 in cold,so it will be 1500 @ warm.

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        • Originally posted by anush View Post
          he was going 110 and got a slight slope and the rpm rose to almost 10k as if it was in neutral and the speed didn't increase a bit. My question is how could is happen? And his bike has run around 10k kms. And he has no problem below 110.
          Clutch slip if the slope was upward, and running on if the slope was downward.He must be running on thin or old oil.
          Last edited by psr; 05-11-2011, 12:10 PM.
          When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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          • Originally posted by psr View Post
            Clutch slip if the slope was upward, and running on if the slope was downward.He must be running on thin or old oil.
            If clutch slip,He has to replace the Clutch plates and pressure plates,Right?

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            • Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
              If clutch slip,He has to replace the Clutch plates and pressure plates,Right?
              Yes..the friction plates only, unless a tech savy mech., had roughed up the metal plates with emery paper,then the metal plates too must be replaced.
              When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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              • Thanks to all. Just coming from the svc. They cleaned the plug and air filter, adjusted the air and idle rpm. I've to give it a rest to test if it is ok.

                I would like to request the senior members here to teach novices like us (else only me) the basic problems one can face from a new bike and their cause like starting problem, lean or rich mix (?), mileage, run-in, white or any smoke, little smoke, plenty of smoke, wet spark plug and so on. In a dummies way.

                Regards.
                Lean = Effort towards what you want, Rich = Effort towards what you need.

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                • Originally posted by psr View Post
                  Normally it is not advisable to pour Synth into non-synth, or Vice versa.
                  Try switching to 20w40 after draining old oil...Less heat,and smoother engine.
                  +1 its too hot here the 10W 30 is not holding up well...the gear shift becomes hard after 500Kms i did not like it at all.So took a risk and poured in gulf 20W 40...butter smooth gear shifts even after 300Kms the engine feels like its floating on amul butter .On Castrol bike zone i saw a Xtreme that has done close to 40000Kms on 20W40 oil... the owner said it was fine he did not face any problem. I also asked the head mech if it was safe to use 20W 40 on this bike he said it wont do any harm to the engine.
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                  • Its was a downward slope. What could be the solutions for this?
                    First think you are special then work towards proving it.

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                    • Originally posted by cupid View Post

                      i would like to request the senior members here to teach novices like us (else only me:d) the basic problems one can face from a new bike and their cause like starting problem, lean or rich mix (?), mileage, run-in, white or any smoke, little smoke, plenty of smoke, wet spark plug and so on. In a dummies way.

                      Regards.
                      Count me in buddy.. Shall we be friends..?


                      @ psr

                      Whats called "running on"..?
                      MOTORCYCLING IS AS MUCH ART AS IT IS SCIENCE

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                      • Originally posted by sooraj_vs View Post
                        Count me in buddy.. Shall we be friends..?


                        @ psr

                        Whats called "running on"..?
                        Of course pal. we already r friends.
                        Lean = Effort towards what you want, Rich = Effort towards what you need.

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                        • Originally posted by sarbanoxley View Post
                          +1 its too hot here the 10W 30 is not holding up well...the gear shift becomes hard after 500Kms i did not like it at all.So took a risk and poured in gulf 20W 40...butter smooth gear shifts even after 300Kms the engine feels like its floating on amul butter .On Castrol bike zone i saw a Xtreme that has done close to 40000Kms on 20W40 oil... the owner said it was fine he did not face any problem. I also asked the head mech if it was safe to use 20W 40 on this bike he said it wont do any harm to the engine.
                          You can even run on 20w50 which gives better heat protection at the cost of slower acceleration....but the engine will love it, and oil will stay good for longer time...peace of mind...what I plan to do on my ZMA on my next oil change.
                          When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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                          • Originally posted by anush View Post
                            Its was a downward slope. What could be the solutions for this?
                            Then the clutch is good and the downward slope is actually pushing the bike at a faster rate with gear engaged, thereby increasing the RPM..
                            Nothing to worry all is well ,as it should be.
                            When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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                            • Originally posted by sooraj_vs View Post
                              @ psr

                              Whats called "running on"..?
                              Running on is when the engine continue to run at higher RPM, WITHOUT acceleration, due either to advanced ignition leading to pre-ignition, or when you are on top gear on a downward slope, when you close the throttle the bike will continue to maintain the RPM and speed due to the slope and gravity.
                              When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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                              • Originally posted by psr View Post
                                running on is when the engine continue to run at higher rpm, without acceleration, due either to advanced ignition leading to pre-ignition, or when you are on top gear on a downward slope, when you close the throttle the bike will continue to maintain the rpm and speed due to the slope and gravity.
                                thanx for that info.
                                This is more prominent in my car than bike. Infact the bike's engine has got good engine braking. once the throttle is closed, some serious amount of resistance is offered. Guess this is bcoz the engine is new.
                                MOTORCYCLING IS AS MUCH ART AS IT IS SCIENCE

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