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Full Throttle 04-24-2010 10:02 PM

Buddies GSXR750 Quits at 80MPH
 
My buddy just bought a GSXR 750 and on his way home he was on the interstate and got up to 80MPH and the bike just quite on him. but the responded again once it dropped in speed. Whats up with this? has the governor been messed with or what. Any helpful advice would be nice.

Dave 04-24-2010 11:14 PM

id check the kickstand switch maybe?

Trip 04-25-2010 12:09 AM

whats he done to it? Does he have a power commander? If so get rid of the power commander.

marko138 04-25-2010 10:30 AM

Fuck all this. Tell your "buddy" to sign up here and ask the question himself.

Cutty72 04-25-2010 11:49 AM

What's wrong marko, you don't like trying to fix things from "he said the thingamajig was loose and wiggled around a bit, but thinks the doofrickus might be the actual problem" stories? :lol:

askmrjesus 04-25-2010 12:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trip (Post 365751)
whats he done to it? Does he have a power commander? If so get rid of the power commander.

Sounds like a mapping problem to me as well.

JC

Avatard 04-25-2010 12:34 PM

It only happens when he gets to 80 MPH?

Could it be the flux capacitor?

:scared:

Dave 04-25-2010 12:41 PM

that was 88...

smileyman 04-25-2010 12:49 PM

All new Suz 750 have a type of traction control in the ECU. The ECU uses rpm, gear, and throttle position to determine if it is being ridden by a complete dork and then the ECU cuts fuel and ignition appropriately.

Homeslice 04-25-2010 12:58 PM

What year gix was this, and what gear or RPM?

I don't see how a power commander would be at fault. Even if the previous owner didn't get it custom mapped, it isn't going to be SO bad that it would cause a complete shutdown at a certain speed.

Sounds like a short somewhere.


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