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1 June 2013 - 2:18pm
Manievdm
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My 1200RT loop en sluk tussen 80 en 120 km/h. Ek het al die sagteware opgradering laat doen en dan gaan dit goed vir 'n paar honderd kilometers, daarna begin die probleem van voor af. Is daar enigiemand wat soortgelyke probleme ondervind het en hoe het jy ontslae geraak daarvan?
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3 June 2013 - 9:15am
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Watter model 1200RT?

Ek het nog geen sulke probleme met my 06 1200RT gehad nie. Nou 134000km. Ander probleme ja!

 

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3 June 2013 - 6:19pm
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Llewellyn Truter
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Manievdm wrote:
My 1200RT loop en sluk tussen 80 en 120 km/h. Ek het al die sagteware opgradering laat doen en dan gaan dit goed vir 'n paar honderd kilometers, daarna begin die probleem van voor af. Is daar enigiemand wat soortgelyke probleme ondervind het en hoe het jy ontslae geraak daarvan?

1.Gaan die vonkproppe na...dan

2. Toets die vonkpropdrade (kyk sommer by Midas vir goedkoop aftermarket drade as jy nie die weerstand van die drade kan meet nie)

Strongs

 

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3 June 2013 - 8:23pm
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Charles Oertel
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Llewellyn Truter wrote:

2. Toets die vonkpropdrade (kyk sommer by Midas vir goedkoop aftermarket drade as jy nie die weerstand van die drade kan meet nie)

That won't work.  The coil is inside the cylinder head.  The spark plug wires do not carry high voltage - you cannot replace the wires with generic ones - you must get the originals with the coil in the connector to the plug.

But, your idea is a good one - I was having problems with Mr.Badger a fews years back.  Intermittently running rough.  And one day while it was happening as I was parking, I took of the spark plug cover and saw a little spark breaking between the coil and the tappet cover.

However, if the problem always happens between the speeds you mention (ie. it is predictable and repeatable) just take the bike to a BMW Mechanic and have them take a look.  There are 5 excellent places mentioned on this forum that will do a sterling job.

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