Normal?

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Gilly

New Member
Basically had the remap done at the beginning of the year while I was waiting to get my licence back. The only difference in the graphs is the addition of a 3 port and a map tweak to allow for the 3 port. Got my licence back in May & as I said in my original post changing gear while on boost causes the revs to rise.:thinking:
 
RsvRob

RsvRob

Well-Known Member
Basically had the remap done at the beginning of the year while I was waiting to get my licence back. The only difference in the graphs is the addition of a 3 port and a map tweak to allow for the 3 port. Got my licence back in May & as I said in my original post changing gear while on boost causes the revs to rise.:thinking:

So it's not a recent remap!
Has the car been sat all this time?
I would still go with clutch itself or fluid..
 
G

Gilly

New Member
So it's not a recent remap!
Has the car been sat all this time?
I would still go with clutch itself or fluid..

Car was sat until I got my licence back in May Rob, remap was done end of Jan. Could only turn her over whilst awaiting my licence, does that make any difference? and should it make any difference? Had a full service, Cambelt change ALL fluids etc done at the same time as the map.
 
RsvRob

RsvRob

Well-Known Member
If any machinery is left standing for a while then leaks can occur. Or air gets into a system.
Aprilia RSV rear brake calipers are known to build up air in it if the pressure is not kept on.
The same could be said for any hydraulic system.
Age deteriorates seals.
Items that aren't used can also dry and crack, ie. seals, causing leaks..
 
G

Gilly

New Member
Appreciate what your saying Rob.
So what do you think should be checked first?
She drives fine apart from the rise in revs at gear changes when giving her some beans.
 
G

Gilly

New Member
Cheers Rob :cool:,
will give your suggestions a go.
Thanks for all everyone's help much appreciated ;)
 
AbzEvo

AbzEvo

New Member
I think your throttle is sticking. Used to happen on my 8MR.
Cured by taking the pipe to inlet manifold off and spraying the throttle body with WD40.
 
Aidy

Aidy

Active Member
I think your throttle is sticking. Used to happen on my 8MR.
Cured by taking the pipe to inlet manifold off and spraying the throttle body with WD40.

My old 8 started doing the exact same thing, revviing between gears and it defo wasn't the clutch slipping. It was suggested to me it could have been this, but I sold the car before I CBA getting to the bottom of it.
 
Nickygixer-k5

Nickygixer-k5

Well-Known Member
i think what the OP is saying is that the revs hang too long between gear changes, not slipping.
 
G

Gilly

New Member
Morning all,
What actually happens is as I dip the clutch to change gear the revs raise, making smooth changes awkward unless I take into account the revs rising.
Will try and get a vid up so it can be seen what is happening.
 
B6lee

B6lee

Community Leader
How the hell did you lot learn to drive. Was always led to believe that when you change gear you push the clutch down and lift off throttle, so go on, tell me how that's clutch slip lol


Sticky throttle body :)
 
X

xiii

Community Leader
Could be right there lee. 8s are prone to it and i had mine ultrasonically cleaned.
 
B6lee

B6lee

Community Leader
You also get play in the shaft which causes the flap to stick to the sides :)
 
Aidy

Aidy

Active Member
How the hell did you lot learn to drive. Was always led to believe that when you change gear you push the clutch down and lift off throttle, so go on, tell me how that's clutch slip lol


Sticky throttle body :)

Lifting off when changing gear...what is this? 2005? Get with the times, man :p
 
supamario666

supamario666

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God Aidy you make me pi55 sometimes with your comments!!

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