mistersouthpaw
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Do you or your husband have a voltmeter to test the battery voltage?
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FZ07 shut down and stalling
- Thread starter ifiddles
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Trials
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Looks like a nice bike, I think you should go pick it up next week, ride it to my house and we can rip into it.
ifiddles
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@mistersouthpaw yes I do have a voltmeter...I'll add that to my list of things to check this weekend...we checked the connections and they were fine...
mistersouthpaw
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I’m just curious how the battery is, easy to check
It was pretty clean in the before pic@Trials nice clean chain per your request...LOL
Trials
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Oxygen sensor!
... I'm trying to think of all the things that would cause it to just stall for no apparent reason while it is idling.
Oxygen sensor alters your motors fuel delivery on the fly and it has a fairly high component failure rate. Likely about a 40$ consumable part unless they get greedy at the dealer parts counter.
... I'm trying to think of all the things that would cause it to just stall for no apparent reason while it is idling.
Oxygen sensor alters your motors fuel delivery on the fly and it has a fairly high component failure rate. Likely about a 40$ consumable part unless they get greedy at the dealer parts counter.
mistersouthpaw
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search all day and you w
search all day and you wont find a broken part on that bike. (except the chain gaurd lol) I am almost certain now that it is the bikes fuel cut off feature at closed throttle combined with a lean fuel mixture from the factory causing the bike to stall. Install fuel controller, remove pair valve/air injection system/whatever yamaha calls the smog pump on this bike. Have the bike remapped on a dyno and your problem is gone. Also op needs ethanol free gas - no ehtanol esso gas fiddles. Raise the idle to high end of the spec ~1300
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Legendary.
CP2. The wonderful engine that powers the Yamaha Ténéré 700-T7
Back in 2014, Yamaha launched the MT-07 in Europe, Australia and Canada. The bike was eventually released in the USA as the FZ-07 in June of the same year. I was so taken aback by this bike that I created fz07.org as the first forum for FZ-07 owners in May of 2014. As soon as the bike was announc...
CP2. The wonderful engine that powers the Yamaha Ténéré 700-T7
Back in 2014, Yamaha launched the MT-07 in Europe, Australia and Canada. The bike was eventually released in the USA as the FZ-07 in June of the same year. I was so taken aback by this bike that I created fz07.org as the first forum for FZ-07 owners in May of 2014. As soon as the bike was announc...www.tenere700.net
Yes, very impressive, but somewhat subjective, isn't it? I'm not questioning or doubting the reliability or performance, rather the specific claim "rated the most reliable engine in the world".
Again, says who? A group of CP2 owners?
Don't ask me, I'm not an owner ?
ScorpionT16
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skip to the 3min mark,
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"9. Yamaha claims the CP2 engine to be the most reliable motorcycle engine on the market. These are big words, and Yamaha doesn’t just point to its own statistics. Instead, Yamaha claims third-party published data in Germany puts the CP2 powerplant of the Yamaha MT-07 at the top of the reliability list."
2020-yamaha-tenere-700-review-31-fast-facts
My qoute should have said Market, not world, and specific to Motorcycles if that makes a difference
Hell yes, it makes a difference. Thanks for sharing this.
Now, if only the Germans would share their data.
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