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Well, I got the intake seals and exhaust gaskets done. Also changed out the fuel filter for good measure. Cleared the codes, checked for leaks at intake and went for a 50 mile ride. Bike ran good with no stumbles, breaking up or backfires. Seemed to run a little hot. Leg felt hotter then usual. Not sure if it actually was or that it was just hot as ***** out. When I got home I checked the codes and leaks again. No leaks that I could detect but it had codes P0132 and
P0151. I am stumped. Might have to try the crank sensor. At this point what could it hurt.
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