I have a 2001 Yamaha v-max 700 tripple. Almost every time i start it it backfires. Any ideas on how to stop the backfiring? Thanks
jwiedmayer
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Is the idle set to the right speed?
T.S.U.Filmz
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Try puting new caps on the plug wires you might have a bad one
the idle is set perfectly.
jwiedmayer
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For giggles try lowering it then. Is it every time? Or only when its cold or hot. Cold backfires I have found to be lean pilots. A high idle usually creates hot ones and it also makes them a little harder to start.
Like the others said plugs and caps will cause backfires but usually the sleds performance also suffers.
Like the others said plugs and caps will cause backfires but usually the sleds performance also suffers.
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YamahaSXR700
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my buddy has the same sled and as soon as he started it it start back firing
he had spark plugs BR9ES and he changed to BR9ESYA and it runs perfect now
he had spark plugs BR9ES and he changed to BR9ESYA and it runs perfect now
thanks. ill try that!
Dnrtheil
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My SX600R will backfire on a hot engine start up if I do not let it idle for a few seconds before shutting it off. Has been this way since new in '02.
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jwiedmayer said:For giggles try lowering it then. Is it every time? Or only when its cold or hot. Cold backfires I have found to be lean pilots. A high idle usually creates hot ones and it also makes them a little harder to start.
Like the others said plugs and caps will cause backfires but usually the sleds performance also suffers.
its only when it's hot
Dnrtheil said:My SX600R will backfire on a hot engine start up if I do not let it idle for a few seconds before shutting it off. Has been this way since new in '02.
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havent had it backfire since doing this. thanks!