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#992704 - 07/21/17 07:21 AM
Re: Lower front brake hose burst - R1100RT
[Re: Reecehk]
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Reecehk
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I put the seats on, left the Tupperware off, added a little petrol and gave it a test. No ABS faults! Front and rear brakes work well, the rear is a lot more touchy than before. No petrol leaks, one thing is that the choke idle speed is much higher (2k), possibly the new fuel filter??  All in all a very happy chappy!! Thank you all for the much appreciated help/guidance. 
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#992757 - 07/21/17 10:18 PM
Re: Lower front brake hose burst - R1100RT
[Re: szurszewski]
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tallman
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The "choke" on your bike is really just an additional throttle cable and does the same as if you were just holding the throttle/twist grip open a bit. Could be just easier access to fuel/air now or the cable might have been "adjusted" by your service work inadvertently - as long as you have the plastic off, maybe check to make sure it's not hanging up on anything. and then adjust to proper range...
If my mind wanders, should I follow it? Tim Conch Town Krewe 2003 K 1200 GT 1996 R 1100 RSL 1980 R 100 RT 1972 R 75 1968 R 50 All now gone...
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