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Old 05-28-2007, 09:49 PM   #46 (permalink)
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i have a 2001 gixxer 1000 and i was trying to do this mod...when i was trying to disconnect the wire from the ecu, i realized that i dont have a #30 wire...yet the FI light is still on and the fault code is C46...i just bought the bike and the previous owner put on a yoshimura RS-3 exhaust...so i dont know if the wire wasnt there from the start or he removed it...but the light is on and the wire isnt there...help please
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ps:also, how is this mod goin to affect inspection...here in Massachusetts the emission laws are terrible...is doin this mod going to change anything...also, for those of you with yoshimura exhausts, could i pass the inspection with the yoshimura exhaust....how about if i keep the exhaust and do this mod...(do they stick anything into the exhaust to get a reading or do they just look to see if the check engine light is on...how does it work?)
I hope this isn't your first bike.
This mod is for the K6-K7 600-750 bikes. However, it works pretty much the same way on the 1k bikes all the way back to K1.
As for which wire you should disconnect, I'll have to get back to you on that one. It's a holiday, and I'm ...

Your Yoshimura exhaust does nothing for emissions. Your stock exhaust did nothing for emissions. If Massuchusetts actually sniffs bikes for emissions, let me know. Your Yosh exhaust may not be technically 'street legal' though, but I doubt you'd get hassled for that at inspections, unless it's ungodly loud.
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Old 05-31-2007, 11:13 AM   #47 (permalink)
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ya this is my first bike...everyone's been telling me that its too powerful...but i got a good deal on it(9k miles for $4k....book value is $6k)...im getting really worried now because of everyone...but ive driven it and its ok.....i just dont go full throttle...i was thinking that maybe id sell it for somthing close to book value and get a 600...dont no tho....either way id like to get this FI light to go off....so i would greatly appreciate if someone could tell me which wire to pull out....thankss
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just removed my set valve motor, cables and removed f1 light with no hitches took 10 mins maybe less
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Thanks JK! I just did this on my K6 750 in about 10 minutes. I did this because I got the really choppy on/off throttle intermittently and hope this has something to do with it. Its now after 11pm and its all wet outside so I will have to post my results as soon as I get to head out again. Great instructions and pics though!
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Old 07-07-2007, 04:57 PM   #50 (permalink)
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My bike didnt like this mod at all..It was louder but the rpms wouldnt get up over 6500-7000..I called the dealer and they told me the only thing they could think of was that they overserviced my engine with oil, or the exhaust control valve was not working and it wasnt creating enough back pressure to make the power....the oil level was fine and sure enough, I put the mods back to stock and it ran like a champ...not sure why it did this, I know the set valve was in the open position, i counted the cycles and I even took off my exhaust to make sure I did it right..oh well!

mine also did this when i tried it and again worked fine when i put it back to normal, still havent found out why yet. just stopped reving half way almost like it wanted to die. i dont know but i am still looking into it i will let you guys know if i figure something out.(07 gsxr 1000)
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Thanks JK! I just did this on my K6 750 in about 10 minutes. I did this because I got the really choppy on/off throttle intermittently and hope this has something to do with it. Its now after 11pm and its all wet outside so I will have to post my results as soon as I get to head out again. Great instructions and pics though!
Thanks guys. Hope you had good results. Reading through some of these other responses has convinced me not to continue or start other DIY threads in here. Just too many problems for a shit simple procedure. You wouldn't believe some of the PM's I've gotten over this mod...

This thread is for the K6-K7 600/750. Not the K7 1k, K4 600, K5 750...
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I did this mod before the Atlanta race....hella nice little mod!! THanks bro!
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Glad it worked for you, bro!

Here's some updated stuff for the K5-K6 1k.

Once you removed the exhaust valve actuator, to eliminate the warning message on the display it is necessary to disconnect the cable connecting the actuator to the ECU. On the bike you can find a black-orange connector and a grey-orange connector (both with 34 pins). You have to disconnect the black-brown cable, connected to number 8 pin of grey-orange connector.

http://www.krtuned.com/instructions/...ce_install.doc
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Old 08-02-2007, 08:26 PM   #54 (permalink)
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KRTuned also has some decent pics and instructions for the K6-K7 600 and 750.

http://www.krtuned.com/instructions/GSXR_06_install.pdf
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i have a 06 600 and put a jarden gp1 exhaust on and it ran fine for about two months and know i have the fI code flashing. i also herd that it was the cables that needed to be adjusted. i guess that it true. thanks for info.
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what color are to servo motor
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I've got a 2008 750 with a full Yoshi system. They were really nice and sent me the directions for the 07 bike. I need to know which wire on the ECU to disconnect to get rid of the stupid FI light. Anyone know what I need to do?
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Alright, dealership finally got the manuals in and we got it figured out. If anyone is looking to do this on their 08 you need to remove the wire in pin #5 and it's the Black wire with a White tracer.

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