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2010 RS bogs down when starting out in 1st. gear (auto)
- Thread starter johndeere
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
1st gear bogging
Based on the info supplied the possibilities are enormous :yikes: ...... sorry .......Mike :thumbup:
Based on the info supplied the possibilities are enormous :yikes: ...... sorry .......Mike :thumbup:
Bob Denman
New member
:agree: For starters:
How many miles are on the bike?
How long have you owned it?
How long has it been doing this?
What modifications have you made to the bike?
If you can fill in these blanks; we'll be able to start asking the questions that might just help figure out what's going on.
How many miles are on the bike?
How long have you owned it?
How long has it been doing this?
What modifications have you made to the bike?
If you can fill in these blanks; we'll be able to start asking the questions that might just help figure out what's going on.
Bob Denman
New member
Thanks for the reply.
Since the plugwires are 5 years old: that's a place to start looking.
The heaviest loads on the bike, are when you try to get it moving from a dead-stop.
If the plugs are original: they probably need changing also.
A fuel filter that has received it's share of junk over the years could also be restricting fuel flow...
Air leaks around the intake manifold?
It sounds as if the bike could use a trip to your dealer...
Since the plugwires are 5 years old: that's a place to start looking.
The heaviest loads on the bike, are when you try to get it moving from a dead-stop.
If the plugs are original: they probably need changing also.
A fuel filter that has received it's share of junk over the years could also be restricting fuel flow...
Air leaks around the intake manifold?
It sounds as if the bike could use a trip to your dealer...
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