GYTR Hi flow air filter onto stock raptor 700r = poor running
#1
Can anyone help???
I have a stock 06 700 raptor, I have removed the stock baffle from the stock exhaust then added a GYTR hi flow air filter, since I have added the filter the bike coughs and slutters (backfireing into filter).
The bike will idle fine after it has been shut down for about 10 mins but after a minute or 2 of riding the missing starts again?
I have been told the stock ECU doesn 't require replacement for the addition of the air filter, could this be the problem or do I need to look at purchasing an adjustable power commander?
I have checked all electrical connections / sensors & everything seems to be as it should.
I have a stock 06 700 raptor, I have removed the stock baffle from the stock exhaust then added a GYTR hi flow air filter, since I have added the filter the bike coughs and slutters (backfireing into filter).
The bike will idle fine after it has been shut down for about 10 mins but after a minute or 2 of riding the missing starts again?
I have been told the stock ECU doesn 't require replacement for the addition of the air filter, could this be the problem or do I need to look at purchasing an adjustable power commander?
I have checked all electrical connections / sensors & everything seems to be as it should.
#2
By removing the exhaust baffles and adding the freer flowing AF, you are now running lean, as the backfires attest. This can lead to serious engine damage. You need to change/reprogram the EFI fuel curve, and go back to stock till you do it.
#3
You need a FI controller (PC lll/Dobeck). You cannot do any performance mods to the 700 without one. Running without one is the same as not rejetting a carbed quad after mods. They come kinda lean from the factory so you are probally really lean now.
#4
Thanks for your relpys, I put it back to stock last night but it is still doing the same thing! I will take it to dealer & see what they have to say.
Seems rather odd given that its back to stock unless the stock FI unit has lost is program / factory mapping settings? If this is the case is there a simple process to reset to factory settings?
Seems rather odd given that its back to stock unless the stock FI unit has lost is program / factory mapping settings? If this is the case is there a simple process to reset to factory settings?
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