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Posted on Jun 13, 2011

My 2003 fazer 1000 has a fault code o7 does any one know what this means the rev counter goes from 0 to 7000rpm only when i do motorway riding

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Bob G

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  • Posted on Nov 06, 2009

SOURCE: i have a thunderace and the rev counter keeps

7000 rpm is a self diagnostic code that either your exup valve is not being detected or the valve is locked up and not moving. If you put a header on your bike and took over the exup valve servo motor, you are going to have to put it back on. It also changes the mapping of the ECU and will not let it rev to redline when the Exup servo motor is missing.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 12, 2008

SOURCE: Speedo Problem

check the connections for the tach and spedo the mileometer is tied in wit the spedo and the tach should have some connection wit the coil

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 22, 2009

SOURCE: Rev Counter indicating fault code

been told its something to do with the fuel sender in the tank. i think a wire come adrift, hope this helps, Uni. From Unitracmotorcycles.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 11, 2010

SOURCE: the rev counter goes from 0 to 7000 revs then back

that is the indication of the exup valve malfunctioning. it tosses the code of 7000 rpm for a few seconds on start up to let you have an indication that there is a problem.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 07, 2010

SOURCE: Yamaha Fazer 600 2000g speedo

think your tps sensor not connected properly it will show 3000 revs for 3 seconds then your idle speed for 3 seconds ( being 1) then 0 for 3 seconds and will repeat until you turn ignition off. its on the right hand side by the carbs the plug is covered by a black plastic sleeve turn bike off then disconnect sensor clean contacts then re connect. hope that helps
Kev

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Reving issue

Just because the clock says 13000 revs doesn't mean it should do that. Some machines are electronically limited to a certain speed/revs from the factory. My diesel car has a rev counter that goes to 6,000 revs, but the engine would blow up at that. Your bike could have a rev limiter on it to protect the engine. The rev limit is usually set in the ECU. get that checked to see if it has an internal fault.
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Thunderace rev counter goes up to 3000rpm and back to0rpm

Mine is a Yamaha YZF1000 1996
Taco code 3 fault is related to the TPS Sensor located on the RHS outter carburettor.
Taco code 7 is related to the EXup valve issue's loose/damaged
Taco code 9 relates to the fuel level sensor & the cable under the tank unplugged.
Also see visor down site
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Hi im having problems with my 99 Fazer 600 (15k). After about 30 mins of motorway riding the revs die for a few seconds and then kick back in, everything electrical seems to carry on working. It will run...

First thing I would do is try draining the carb floatbowls incase you have water or dirt in the bowls and when you crack open the throttle it's drawing water/dirt into the jets.
have you checked the plugs? in the haynes manual as 10K-Ohms @20c
When was the last time the carbs were balanced?

hope this helps

John
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My thundercat rides good except that the rev counter is on 0 then strait up to 8000 and then down to whatever it should be ie if idling then 1000 or if riding 3500ish and sometimes will cut off for a split...

If the rpm is not actually changing with the tachometer the tach os displaying a fault code.....the 8000 rpm -zero and back up is the fault code for your fuel tank level sensor. Make sure you don't have a wire unplugged on the tank sensor.
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Engine misfires around 5000 revs and sometimes

Give your bike a tune up, Plugs , Air filter, clean the carbs. Do these jobs one at a time till the problem goes away, Dirty fuel from leaving the bike unused can also give grief.
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Rev counter sticking on no 7

This is indicating a fault code. Check Fazer forums for which one.
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Rev Counter indicating fault code

been told its something to do with the fuel sender in the tank. i think a wire come adrift, hope this helps, Uni. From Unitracmotorcycles.
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Error code,

The needle jumoing to 7,000 on the RPM dial means that the EXUP valve is stuck. This is a common problem with Fazer 1000's. Although Yamaha don't recommend any maintenence I strip and clean mine regularly to stop it from sticking. According to Yamaha - a sticking valve is not a serious problem and the bike can be ridden until you get time to fix it.

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