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Engine vibration 1999 K1200 LT
- Thread starter djcondie
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pglaves
#13338
Is this a new vibration? Or has it always done this?
Vibrations are either caused by a mechanical imbalance or by a combustion imbalance. If it has always done this, and it is mild I'd say that is fairly normal.
If it just showed up I'd say adjust valves, synch throttle bodies, and make sure the injectors are clean.
Vibrations are either caused by a mechanical imbalance or by a combustion imbalance. If it has always done this, and it is mild I'd say that is fairly normal.
If it just showed up I'd say adjust valves, synch throttle bodies, and make sure the injectors are clean.
