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V35 rough running

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peter wood

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Hi guys just joined your forum
Ive just perchanced a 1984 V35 imola The problem I have is when its warmed up it runs very rough at 1500 rpm to about 3000 making it very difficult to pull away
When cold its good
cheers Peter
 
Hard to say what it could be. About all I can suggest is to go over the basics. Check the valve adjustment, ignition timing and carburetor synchronization. After you verify these settings we can go from there.
 
Hi John
thanks for your suggestions Yes went through the basics found it was dropping onto one cylinder at idial
and didn't notice till I tried to pull away replaced pluges seems to fixed it
Have you had any dealings after market electronic ignition to replace the points on this model

Cheers Peter
 
peter wood said:
Have you had any dealings after market electronic ignition to replace the points on this model

Cheers Peter
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No, I haven't worked on a V35. I don't think they were imported to the US. On a V50 I used a Dyna III and reversed the leads so the timing would be correct. That worked very well on that bike.
 
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