06 Sportster cough off Idle
#12
I am going through exact the same thing you are going through on my 06. I am at 2 3/4 turns out. But I am still on the stock jet sizes. I get coughs at small throttle blips. Turned the adjuster screw out and they are a lot less. Now I just get them at small RPM's.
Like you, with the weather warmer, it seems to be a lot better. Maybe mine is cold-blooded as well. I have just chalked it up to my bike needing a little "tinkering" now and again. I has a Triumph TR-6 that was the same way!
Like you, with the weather warmer, it seems to be a lot better. Maybe mine is cold-blooded as well. I have just chalked it up to my bike needing a little "tinkering" now and again. I has a Triumph TR-6 that was the same way!
#13
That's not a bad idea! It's supposed to be 45 tomorrow, we'll see how she likes it then!
I am going through exact the same thing you are going through on my 06. I am at 2 3/4 turns out. But I am still on the stock jet sizes. I get coughs at small throttle blips. Turned the adjuster screw out and they are a lot less. Now I just get them at small RPM's.
Like you, with the weather warmer, it seems to be a lot better. Maybe mine is cold-blooded as well. I have just chalked it up to my bike needing a little "tinkering" now and again. I has a Triumph TR-6 that was the same way!
Like you, with the weather warmer, it seems to be a lot better. Maybe mine is cold-blooded as well. I have just chalked it up to my bike needing a little "tinkering" now and again. I has a Triumph TR-6 that was the same way!
#15
I have a FI jap cruiser, but I couldn't bring myself to buy an EFI sporty. They don't sound good at all. I'll deal with the carb tuning so I can have my potato potato potato!
#17
Took her out again today. Still a couple farts but barely noticeable. Still waiting for warmer weather to see if maybe I can bring in the mixture screw slightly. She's having a bit of trouble right at warm up but from what I've read most or all carb sporties are very cold blooded. She pulls like crazy though!!
#19
Perfect. This is kinda what I was thinking. So I guess to summarize, my coughing issues were caused by a lean condition which I was able to fix my adjusting my mixture, with a slight chance it has to do with cold weather.
This is my first harley, So I wasn't really sure what to expect. I can say this bike is a helluva lot of fun to ride!
#20