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RE: Watch the launch of the new Radical Rapture! I am putting my bet on a new SL type car with high power ford engine and bodywork similar to the latest SR8! |
In forum General Discussion |
7 years ago |
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RE: Blipper Shifter Diagnosistic Posted by: Dan Phillips Also check that the rose joint on the gear lever is not worn and the actuator bearing on the other end. Also that the actuator is mounted correctly. This is fairly common, hen... |
In forum SR3 Specific Discussions |
7 years ago |
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RE: RLM / Bikesports Championship 2019 Round 3 took place at Anglesey this weekend just gone, some good racing right through the field and some relatively good weather (for the UK). Right next to the sea makes for some scenic racing! At... |
In forum Race Reports / Information |
7 years ago |
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RE: Crank sensor Crank sensor is not showing there in John's picture, it bolts to the two points just above the Blue oil gallery plug. It is the same as replacing the clutch, just with the addition of removing the fly... |
In forum SR8 Specific Discussion |
7 years ago |
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RE: Crank sensor Alan, Crank sensor is standard Hayabusa, they only normally show problems when either the wire is damaged or the sensor is damaged due to heat/debris from clutch. Download the ECU data and see if the ... |
In forum SR8 Specific Discussion |
7 years ago |
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RE: New (to me) RS bodied SR8: Stack dash questions Congrats on the purchase John! The Life ECU will do both a datastream for AIM and Stack so I would like to think that the Stack is receiving a CAN stream from the ECU to suit the stack. |
In forum General Discussion |
7 years ago |
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RE: Looking for MBE USB/CAN cable Just a bit of advice, the adaptor that you list above that goes from Supaseal to OBD is not one that will fit a Radical on MBE. If its not on your car then you will need a Sure Seal to OBD adaptor - I... |
In forum General Discussion |
7 years ago |
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RE: Blipper Shifter Diagnosistic Check the actuator setting and ensure that moves freely. Same with the blipper that it moves freely, sounds like it could be something with heat. As Charley said check the electrical connections and w... |
In forum SR3 Specific Discussions |
7 years ago |
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RE: Blipper Shifter Diagnosistic Hi Nikolay, Just to add to the above have you checked the setting for your actuator? It could be that the actuator is not moving enough for the down change under load. Also check that the rose joint o... |
In forum SR3 Specific Discussions |
7 years ago |
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RE: Prosport 1000 D-Sport Order Form Added to Resource Library Fascinating to see this Charley, amazing how much standard spec, optional extras and pricing has changed over the years. Impressed you are finding things like this! |
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RE: Blipper Shifter Diagnosistic Posted by: joseph does someone have the paddle shift wiring diagram of sr3 and photos of the gear position sensor ? What do you need to know exactly Joseph? The gear position sensor is internal and f... |
In forum SR3 Specific Discussions |
7 years ago |
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RE: Sr8 clutch As John says its a Tilton double plate item. I can get you the part number on Tuesday if needed. |
In forum SR8 Specific Discussion |
7 years ago |
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RE: Oil temprature sensor location Hayabusa RPE 1340 or 1500 dry sump I agree to extent, if you look behind the oil filter on your engine you will notice a allan headed restrictor jet. This forces an amount of oil around the oil cooler but also means that some oil coole... |
In forum General Discussion |
7 years ago |
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RE: Oil temprature sensor location Hayabusa RPE 1340 or 1500 dry sump I think it is important to ensure that you are reading the temperature of the oil that is being fed into the engine. On a wet sump the oil in sump pan is what is being picked up and fed into the engin... |
In forum General Discussion |
7 years ago |
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RE: Oil temprature sensor location Hayabusa RPE 1340 or 1500 dry sump As Charley says the dry sump tank has oil temp in the tank. Dry sump plumbing is different and all oil runs through the oil cooler before returning to the oil tank, this means the oil temp you read is... |
In forum General Discussion |
7 years ago |