Dafeimao85
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Hi All Happy 2025
Does anyone know if the busa has a limp mode function?
Does anyone know if the busa has a limp mode function?
I am having a big headacheNo, the Gen1 and Gen2 do not.
I am having a big headache
Why the bike bog at around 4k rpm... Without giving off any error.
Does the ecm detect fuel line pressure. With this symptoms my bets are now on the fuel pump which I recently replaced
Ya my bike is getting more and more badass and weird...I am not sure, as you have had so many issues with the bike, but if the secondary throttle plates have been removed, it will cause it to bog at lower rpms, and run better at higher rpms.
The bike needs to be tuned if they are gone, but performs better with them in.
Hi Dennis and all.I don't know any of the history of your bike, but if you replaced the fuel pump, did you replace the filter? The big plastic piece the pump fits into, not the sock on the bottom of the pump. The Gen2's are getting old enough the filters are failing. I've seen it more than once. If the bike recovers from the bog and then revs fine, the filter likely isn't the problem.
Hi Oz22,Old bikes that have sat around un-ridden or have been left out in the weather can have a multitude of issues. I read your other posts @Dafeimao85 and I see you discovered wiring connectors that were corroded, a classic sign of a bike left out in the weather. Unfortunately that was only discovered after you went and replaced parts thinking they were at fault. Outdoors insects can make homes in unusual places too, blocking up breathers and causing many issues. In the old days I saw a bike with a fuel issue that was caused by an ant crawling into the air-box then down a pressure equalization hose to a carburetor and effecting the float level. It was only found by pure chance.
Your shop also found untold carbon buildup on the valves, (from my experience) caused by running an engine on low grade fuel like 91 and or just putting around town and never taking the revs up high. The same principle applies to any engine, they need to get hot and fast to burn up and blast out the carbon. How you do that in tiny Singapore I don't know but I regularly run in a gear lower than needed, just to keep the engine at a higher RPM. It's a shame you've had these problems, the Gen-II is a super reliable bike, but even the best will have issues if not cared for over time. Let's hope you're at the end of the issues soon. Next time follow the golden rule, Low Mileage![]()
Hi Oz22,Wouldn't it be funny if it turned out to be the battery, or the alternator not supplying enough current to run the pump at higher rpm.
I assume you've put a strong mix of injector cleaner through it? That would be the first thing I'd do. The very first.
Hi All,The reason I did not replace the discharge filter (mesh type) and only replace the suction strainer (paper type) is because the strainer is more fine then the filter.
On the gen 1 it's reverse (suction mesh, discharge paper) which I understand that dirt can easily pass thru mesh and clog up the paper.
Hence I was very reluctant to replace my gen 2 filter. But since my busa is showing this sympton. I will do a cleaning and if I can Rev past the 5k zone, I will then order and replace a filter.
I hate to say this....but, it's something simple that causes issues sometimes......Hi All,
Finally solve. It was part 12 of the the fuel pump pressure regulator strainer.
Retest everything with flying colour but since part 12 is the only item I did not replace, I out of desperation soak part 12 with 2 cans of carb cleaner.
Now my busa roar with power!
After 4 months of troubleshooting and spending. Finally my busa alive again.
YesI hate to say this....but, it's something simple that causes issues sometimes......
HahaPost up a photo of the happy 'Busa sometime.
Chasing gremlins can be very frustrating.......Yes
I still dun understand why my flow test can pass. I do not have a pressure gauge so I was unable to conduct a pressure test.
And seems like the filter was clog up very bad or fuel tank is very dirty. Even with the 2 cans of carb cleaner didn't work very well. Today test ride, at around 100 miles and it start to bog again at 8k rpm.
I will buy the part number 12. Empty out the petrol and rinse the tank, place new part 12. Hopefully this is the last time...
One thing about having a bike that's been around for a long time is that anything that can happen probably has and other people have dealt with it already......Haha
The test ride was positive. Can roar with alot of power. But bog again after 100miles. I guess carb cleaner unable to resolve the issue. I will replace the strainer.
Side note @Dustin02 was the GOAT to the issue! He mention part 12 in the very first of my thread 3 months back. I thought using a air gun back purge would have solve the issue. Now with carb cleaner also useless. I guess I really under estimate this small little strainer screen can do...