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Title: hesitation in 1st Post by njrmahoney on 12/19/12 at 16:04:58 I just got this Savage, and all seems good, except for a slight hesitation in 1st. At least i notice it most when pulling away from a stop. Seems to run fine at higher speeds. And at Idle is smooth. I notice that it runs better with the choke on a little. Anyway, Vacuum leak? Dirty Carb? 5K miles Thanks John |
Title: Re: hesitation in 1st Post by SALB on 12/19/12 at 16:16:58 What year is the bike? Has it been re-jetted that you know of? How cold is it outside when this happens? Does it happen all the time, or just the first mile or two? |
Title: Re: hesitation in 1st Post by njrmahoney on 12/19/12 at 16:33:38 03, I have only put about 3 miles on it. Its cold hear in Rhode Island. Seemed worse when it was cold. Of course it ran fine when i tested it. I only drove around a parking lot. The bike is cosmetically almost perfect. Starts right away. Maybe I should just wait till spring and check it out then. |
Title: Re: hesitation in 1st Post by Cavi Mike on 12/19/12 at 16:40:42 A parking lot? You gotta at least get the engine warm before we can start diagnosing problems especially considering the problem is most likely a cold engine. |
Title: Re: hesitation in 1st Post by Serowbot on 12/19/12 at 17:00:48 Yup,.. it's just the cold... not time to correct anything,... Wait 'till it's warm enough for good 20 mile ride... ;)... |
Title: Re: hesitation in 1st Post by SALB on 12/19/12 at 18:33:34 3127302D35202D36420 wrote:
Or, if you're as nuts as I am, take a 20 mile ride at 15 degrees! :o After the first 15 miles, you can tell if there's really a problem. ;D |
Title: Re: hesitation in 1st Post by strang on 12/22/12 at 04:28:25 Had the same on my new aquisition ('06). I've only been on here a few months and have seen this symptom come up a bunch of times. It's the stupid arse EPA spacer (just a plastic washer that essentially chokes off the fuel supply) that they stick in making the bike run lean and more green, yet more lame. When I bought my bike the previous owner was quite keen on leaving the choke on to "warm it up thoroughly", he knew it didn't run perfect without choke. I didn't care as I knew the solution was on this forum. solution - take out the extra spacer in the carb and put in a thinner nylon washer - look at help pages on here for how, bit fiddly but I'm a monkey and I did it. Now I have no more hesitations or having to leave the choke on. http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?board=tech;action=display;num=1104205157 Do the mod - you won't regret it. |
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