S4 with poor hot idle

Started by s4_icyau, May 24, 2008, 09:22:33 AM

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Quote from: jerryz on September 14, 2009, 06:15:23 AM
TPS must be spot on 15omv its really critical a low revs  and the balance as well.....also tickover must be 1100-1150 minimum any less and it will run bad , also fuel filter must be clean and Iridium plugs help.The S4 does get hot in traffic .
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The proper plugs may be 30 bucks each but it is critical as is the the TPS. I have my idle set at 1200

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Wish I had found this thread earlier.

My S4 used to stall out at about 100C (212F). I had it adjusted at the 20K service... and it got worse: starting stalling at 75C (167F), which made low speed cornering damn dangerous.

Last week, I removed the crankcase breather and fitted a KT filter from TPO parts. I was testing the system... and noticed that my bike wasn't stalling anymore... quite happy to go up to and above 212F.

I have no idea why....  ???

djrashonal

I'm having the same issues. Just had the TPS reset about 50 miles ago and it's stallin sitting in traffic at around 1k rpm........ anybody figured this out yet?
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Quote from: djrashonal on November 07, 2009, 12:55:27 AM
I'm having the same issues. Just had the TPS reset about 50 miles ago and it's stallin sitting in traffic at around 1k rpm........ anybody figured this out yet?
1K is a little low for a Duc to idle.

can you get the idle speed set to about 1200?
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@ djrashonal

Try opening the air bleed screws a 1/4 turn at a time until you get idle up to 1200 or so.

They usually won't idle reliably at 1000.

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djrashonal

thanks guys! i'll try that today!
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monkfood

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Athough this topic is rather old i want to give it a try and bring it back to life since i experience the same issues.
I also have a S4 with a Termignoni (stock ECU)

There are moments where she idles perfectly at 1100-1200rpm without a hand on the throttle. As soon as she gets hot one of the cylinders starts dying.

Tried the Air Bleed screws today but the idle did not really change. i even had them out by 4 turns. No effect, thus put them back to 2 turns out.

Next thing is reset TPS and syncing the TB.
Does anyone have new suggestions than what was already discussed above?

jerryz

as has been said before TPS is really reallly critical and set for 1200-1300 rpm ,,, my S4 ticks over sweetly hot or cold but a PC3 and custom maps does help especially in the region from 1000rpm -4000rpm

monkfood

Quote from: jerryz on August 10, 2013, 01:09:56 AM
as has been said before TPS is really reallly critical and set for 1200-1300 rpm ,,, my S4 ticks over sweetly hot or cold but a PC3 and custom maps does help especially in the region from 1000rpm -4000rpm

Thanks Jerryz, i checked the TPS and the reading said 230mv. Did the adjustment to 150 and will go for a test now. Actually the first test start in the garage did not sound much better than before  :( . Idle is at 1100-1200 but it does not seem to change when changing the air bleed screws. i guess i will have to do that electronically.

As for the PC3, i thought about getting one, but i think i will go for the Rexxer now i hope that will do the trick. And of course the TB sync.