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Thanks for the update
Originally Posted by heyharris1
Well, I got most of it back together, got it fired up and low and behold it ran and purred like a kitten, I am going with either the plugs were bad (Cause they looked terrible) or a wire issue. Just when I think I got it back together I go to put the mirrors on and low and behold the little clips things in the back are broken. SIGH. Once again it has to sit while I order parts. I may just duck tape the damn things on then when people ask why I will simply tell them because the duck tape is better then the garbage Can am is putting out.
Fustratred all to hell,
Jim
Just curious, I have a brand new 2015 RS-S that is doing similar idle fluctuations, since mine has less than 1000 miles on it and it's still covered under warreny I will bring it to the dealer and make it their problem too. My question is did you remove and bypass the canister? If so how sure are you that that wasn't the issue? Either way, I'm glad to hear that yours is fixed. Like yours, when I'm out riding it up in the RPM's she runs like a champ, never skips a beat.
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I knew that the canister because I replaced it first with the bypass and it ran just as bad. Would not idle more than a minute before stalling. After I replaced the plugs and wires it fired right up and purred like a kitten. Not sure if the problem was the plugs it the wires but it was one of them. Looking at the plugs they did look like hell. I also tested the wires for continuity against the factory specs and they seemed okay so I am leaning towards bad plugs.
2012 Can am Spyder RT Limited
2013 Chevy Camaro SS
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