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Top end was preventative and it did it before then. It’s been doing it for years..
Can you explain to me how it would be the plug wires?Check plug wires?
I had an 18 that did this. Throttle Position Sensor. Took me almost 2 years to figure it out. Digital Wrench would say it was in spec but fouled like crazy. Changed TPS and set via good digital voltmeter and has worked perfect since then.
My 17 did this basically every ride for awhile, changes plug wires and caps, swapped coils from a good sled, still happened frequently. Ended up trying br9eya plugs and they have been good for 2 years and 800ish miles. Lots of moving around the yard and not running it hard in the last year thoAre you saying replace the tps or reset it?
I’ve reset the tps numerous times, no improvement.
I forgot to mention I’m running hotter bpr8es plugs. It runs so rich there is a noticeable power loss throughout the whole rpm range and loss of peak rpm’s.My 17 did this basically every ride for awhile, changes plug wires and caps, swapped coils from a good sled, still happened frequently. Ended up trying br9eya plugs and they have been good for 2 years and 800ish miles. Lots of moving around the yard and not running it hard in the last year tho
no controller, the slp pipe/head doesn’t need one and it was just as rich before I installed them.do you have a fuel controller on it?
Are you saying replace the tps or reset it?
I’ve reset the tps numerous times, no improvement.
Can you explain to me how it would be the plug wires?
Imo You get spark or you don’t.
It runs rich, spark is not the issue, a extremely rich condition is.
So coil packs can go bad intermittently? Or cause a overly rich condition? Pretty sure I’ve swapped coils twice. 3 different wiring harnesses. Tons of relys.Your opinion of either getting spark or not is not real world true.
The coil pack, plug wires, spark plug caps are failing intermittently. It’s really difficult to tell when they blink out and come back. I’ve been replacing coil packs for about 3 years now for plug fouling issues. A few guys had it happen last year on 22’s.
There are many causes for this symptom. Injectors, worn or unseated rings, cylinders out, updated flashes, worn spark plug caps, coil packs, stators. It can be difficult to solve but don’t discount coil packs. They seem to be more common than some of the other causes.