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Old 01-07-14, 22:47
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Thumbs up Which yr XT is easiest to fix fuel prob?

I just received the XT modding manual,

I'm blown away, its absolutely brilliant, so much info.

I have lots of reading to do!!

I have a quick question though... I plan to read the manual thoroughly, but hope some ppl might be able to give a quick answer on this so i can get out and buy my bike.

I'm planning to buy my XTX second hand in the next few days, I was looking at an '04 but I read that its one of the harder models to fix the fuelling issue.

Could any of you recommend which year model (between 2004-2008 due to budget) I should try to buy, which will be easiest for me to get the fuelling running right???
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Old 01-07-14, 23:23
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So having read through some of the manual, it appears that the late 05 - 06 model is the best bet for fuelling without any mods?
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Old 02-07-14, 08:27
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From what I remember when I read it, it's just the early models with the ecu ending in 00 that are more tricky, the easiest but not cheapest way is a power commander,
I dropped a Kev fuel mod, upped the co setting, air filter, really sorted mine, like I said on your other post it's still there a little but it's very much improved
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Old 03-07-14, 22:12
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Thanks for the info mate, will be looking into the appropriate mods once I buy and get her up and running.
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Old 04-07-14, 11:14
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So having read through some of the manual, it appears that the late 05 - 06 model is the best bet for fuelling without any mods?

Yip late 05 to end 06 with a ECU ending with 01.
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My 04 XTX
Stage 1 & 2 DNA filters / Kev fuel mod / snorkel mod / Drilled air box mod / Engine breather mod / Fork Spacer mod / 15w fork oil /
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My 07 XTX
Raptor 700 cylinder 102mm / Modified Crank Case to take a 105mm Raptor Cylinder / 11:1 102mm JE Raptor piston / Stage 1 Raptor Hot Cam / Ported head / Colder Spark Plug / +2mm Throttle body / DNA stage 1 & 2 filters / Modified Air Box / Snorkel removed / Worry Brothers stage 2 filter cover / 6mm & 8mm Bolts Replaced with Titanium Bolts / Recovered seat in Black / O2 Eliminator /

My 09 XTX
59HP at the rear wheel / Stage 2 Raptor Hot Cam / DNA stage 3 Air Box / Carbon Can Exhausts / Modified Exhaust Link Pipes / PCIII With Custom Fuel Map / Wideband Commander O2 Data logger / LCD100 Dyno Jet display & fuel adjuster / 2500 OHM HT lead instead of a 10K OHM XT lead / Extra Coolant Cooler / Protaper Fat Bars / Tail Tidy With LED Tail Light / OKE Protection Knobs / LED indicators / AIS blocked / Modified rear sprocket rubbers / Rear Foot Pegs removed / 09 ECU With 02 Sensor Changed To A 06 ECU / Complete wiring harnes Changed from 09 to 04 / Home made LED resistor flasher / Hole drilled in the fuel tank filler neck to allow quicker filling / Modified Bar End Weights / Progressive front fork springs, 15W fork oil, forks lowered 25mm, used XTR rear links lowering the rear 20mm, rear spring one click stiffer / Changed front & rear guards from blue to black / 47T rear sprocket / Speedo Healer V4.0 / Kev throttle cam mod / Throttle grip mod / The new 2010 O2 sensor mod is out, works a treat, The new 2012 O2 Controller is out, PM me for details

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Old 09-07-14, 09:24
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Thanks for the tip! I found an 05 XTX, If I was to find out it's got the 00 ECU instead, is it a big enough issue to reconsider buying the bike?

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Old 09-07-14, 09:42
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Thanks for the tip! I found an 05 XTX, If I was to find out it's got the 00 ECU instead, is it a big enough issue to reconsider buying the bike?

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Not IMO no. I have never found any of the models THAT bad that it would put me off buying one.
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Old 09-07-14, 10:02
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Not IMO no. I have never found any of the models THAT bad that it would put me off buying one.
Thanks Weeksy, my only concern was as a new rider the surging might catch me off guard, but once it doesn't occur in a dangerous manner.

I wouldn't be technically minded enough (yet anyway) to start drilling or chopping and changing wires in the loom to fix issues, but I wouldnt mind spending a few quid on something like a power commander if applicable.
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