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misfire under light load? - max - 04-24-2018 Although i have not seen the bike ( 2014 cb1100 ) in question it apparently adopted this misfire under light load ( driving sedately ). is it possible that one or both cams are out by some teeth? All i know is the bike apparently has had it's first service ( valves etc ) done recently. So before i go and have a look i was wondering if anyone had a similar experience on any type of bike with this symptom. Thanks max. RE: misfire under light load? - jtopiso_imp - 04-24-2018 (04-24-2018, 06:47 PM)max_imp Wrote: Although i have not seen the bike ( 2014 cb1100 ) in question it apparently adopted this misfire under light load ( driving sedately ). Missfire at low load is usually related to the lambda probes giving wrong data to the ECU. However, I'd check spark plugs first, as it is cheaper ![]() Wrong timing on cams would be too evident to just cause a missfire at low load. RE: misfire under light load? - peterbaron - 04-24-2018 General info:: Check spark plug-gap/wire/coil first as suggested above = yes "All i know is the bike apparently has had it's first service ( valves etc ) done recently". = if valve is too tight, it will cause unstable idle/miss, bit "better" at higher rpm, prolong driving = burnt valve Is MIL on or any DTC set ? YES or NO, not maybe or do not know = scanner tested!! DRY compression and cylinder leak down tests if mechanical issue (wear, valve timing off) How it was before checking valves??? Good luck pb RE: misfire under light load? - PowerDubs_imp - 04-24-2018 If somebody has been inside the engine, there is a whole world of possible screw ups. Bring it back to the shop.
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