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    a quick specific question please.

    yesterday I fired up my 78 gs1000 for a quick ride. After a few minutes I started noticing a loud popping noise on the left side during deceleration I took it back home and changed the plugs (not much difference) I also noticed that the bike was trying not to idle properily............help and thanks..

    #2
    check for an air leak, possibly a tear, in the rubber intake manifolds, or a loose and leaking exhaust header pipe or exhaust gasket

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      #3
      Al lstock?

      I have a Kerker 4>1 on mine, slight re-jetting, nothing radical.
      It always pops and makes fun noises during deceleration.
      Plugs don't make any difference.

      Check for leaks as already stated.
      Keith
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      2015Triumph Trophy SE

      Ever notice you never see a motorcycle parked in front of a psychiatrist office?

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        #4
        check to make sure you dont have an exhaust leak...

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          #5
          today

          today I took my bike for a ride an did not have the popping noise (?) it seem to idle fine and go well, I am perplexed..

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            #6
            noise

            Originally posted by KGB
            Al lstock?

            I have a Kerker 4>1 on mine, slight re-jetting, nothing radical.
            It always pops and makes fun noises during deceleration.
            Plugs don't make any difference.

            Check for leaks as already stated.
            KGB my bike is all stock with about 42000 miles..

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              #7
              Popping is caused by an overly lean condition.
              It can be caused by too much air, leaky boot etc.
              Leaness can also be caused by a fuel blockage
              which is what it sounds like in your case since it
              went away. My guess is you might have had a little
              piece of trash in your pilot jet on either carb 1 or 2 that worked
              its way out.

              Put an inline fuel filter on your bike.
              Do you have any rust in your tank?
              It would have only caused a very small piece to cause that.

              Peace
              Mo

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