R1100 gs throttle body mixture screws

[vintagerider]

Roger04 RT fueling threads- great info there

[JimVonBaden]

Originally Posted by vintagerider

See Roger04 RT fueling threads. Trust me, approaching this for what it is, a system, has very rewarding results. Not sure if this 1100 is new to you but if it is the best advice is to pull the tank, and go through the entire fuel prep/delivery system (easier then it sounds). Check which vs of the TB's are installed, pre or post '97. Plan on replacing cables, rubber intake manifolds, cleaning TB's, injectors, tank ect. It is actually quite a primitive and simple f.i. system. By beginning with verification of fuel and air delivery you will save much time and grief. Increased performance will amaze. Re-paste the exhaust joints. Only other things likely to cause major perf issues on 1100 are HES (read Donnie's thread), worn out TPS, bad ignition key sub harness, bad main ground and switches. Happy GS'ing.

Did you read what the fix was?

Jim

[roger 04 rt]

Originally Posted by JimVonBaden

Did you read what the fix was?

Jim

Reported fixed in post #8, back a page. Displaced cable. ;) ;) ;)

[GS Addict]

Originally Posted by roger 04 rt

Reported fixed in post #8, back a page. Displaced cable. ;) ;) ;)

If I had a nickel for every time................

[kellymac530]

Has anyone ever tried using a dab of some kind of silicone, RTV, or something like that to just help make sure the cable stays out while doing routine maintanance?

Something that can easily be removed and cleaned off for cable service and cleaning, but will hold the cable end in place during normal use and service?

Just a thought.

[GS Addict]

Originally Posted by kellymac530

Has anyone ever tried using a dab of some kind of silicone, RTV, or something like that to just help make sure the cable stays out while doing routine maintanance?

Something that can easily be removed and cleaned off for cable service and cleaning, but will hold the cable end in place during normal use and service?

Just a thought.

Once it has happened to you, you will never forget.........to check

[JimVonBaden]

Originally Posted by kellymac530

Has anyone ever tried using a dab of some kind of silicone, RTV, or something like that to just help make sure the cable stays out while doing routine maintanance?

Something that can easily be removed and cleaned off for cable service and cleaning, but will hold the cable end in place during normal use and service?

Just a thought.

It could be done, but would get in the way during throttle body syncing.

Jim