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  • Hello from a newbie from south america & already a quest

    hello there im glad to find this marvellous forum iv e been reading som posts and ar every interesting. =)

    I have a Gsx 600 F a Katana from 95.. quite old but i modify her a lot so it looks cool for me..

    Well the main reason im here is cause i have a problem and i dont kow who to ask.

    Yesterday night mi Katana died after a light (not a nice thing in the middle of nowhere at night with no help). =(

    Any way the simptoms where this:
    the bike sputtered and died. when i tried to re start again the tachometer was like crazy and died. im very afraid might be cdi.
    I checked the battery and it measures 15.3 v when the bike is turned on (2 k revs )

    i think this might be a little high dont u think? does any one know what must be the charging reading for this kind of bike?

    might it be the rectifier regulator? is it over chargin?.. might it be my cdi?.

    i mean the bike is very well cared.. why the cdi might be suddenly damaged..??
    any ideas suggestions pls!!

    thanks a lot
    and forgive my English ill wait tons of answers Kat riders! =)
    chao

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    • #3
      Welcome to KR and Enjoy the ride.

      As for your issue it could be a number of things. Does the bike turn over at all What were you doig right before it died What is the temperature down there right now I know when my bike gets to hot it will shut off and not start back til the engine has cooled down a bit. Like I said it could be a number of things that is causing this issue.
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      • #4
        Welcome to KR.
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        • #5
          Welcome to KatRiders.
          Hope the guys can help you out.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by HS2020
            Welcome to KR and Enjoy the ride.

            As for your issue it could be a number of things. Does the bike turn over at all What were you doig right before it died What is the temperature down there right now I know when my bike gets to hot it will shut off and not start back til the engine has cooled down a bit. Like I said it could be a number of things that is causing this issue.
            thanks for answering..

            you see, i had a Kawasaki with the same problem of getting hot and die.. but it was CDI. now this Katana has not overheating problemas at all. actully as i said it was middle of the night. and i was in a red light.. and suddenly i tried to go and the bike started to sputter and fynally died..

            i opened teh cdi but looks fine for me.. but i couldnt tell until i measure the reading..

            for that Does anyone know the measurements of a cdi must read?? pls???

            that would solve my question-..

            thanks again guyz

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            • #7
              welcome!

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              • #8
                Wow long ways away, welcome to KR!

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                • #9
                  Welcome!
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                  • #10
                    welcome to KR!!
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                    • #11
                      Welcome to Katriders. Like HS2020 said, your problem could be a lot of different issues. With your tach doing what you said it did, I definitely think it's an electrical problem. You need to post your question in the appropriate category in order to get a propper response to your question. The introduction page isn't necessarily going to give you the answer you're looking for.
                      Good Luck!!

                      Post your question(s) in the mechanic's section.
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