What causes yamaha fx oh not to increase speed

Cylinder not firing. No spark, fouled plug, bad igniter?

Sounds like you have a bad stator. It may be producing enough spark to start the motor, but under a load (as in the water) it simply can not supply the amount of spark needed. Sometimes when a stator is tested on a ohms meter it may test good, but still be defective do to the load it will come in contact with when put in the water.

How old is the fuel? Ethanol causes major problems if left too long. You may need to empty the fuel and clean out the fuel system. Try changing the fuel filter and adding some seafoam to the fuel and running seafoam thru the fuel system. Hopoe this helps.

Pull your air filter out and also replace plugs. Overtime the filter will become saturated with oil and believe it or not the plugs can cause about a 10 mph drop if there going bad. But make sure your pump and impeller are not damaged also

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Yes is the answer

Blinding increase in speed that you will phone home, and all your friends?

NO

But an increase in speed nevertheless.

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To increase the speed of your bike you need to change transmission box as well increase the torque of your bike.

It is possible that your clutch is starting to wearout causing it to slip ever so slightly

I have a Yamaha fx 1100 that starts real slowly the battery is fully charged but the bike sounds like its not got alot of power going to the starter can anyone help solve this also battery terminals are clean and not corroded

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Most generators use a flyball type governor within the engine to control rpm; also there is a voltage regulator that tries to maintain voltage at about 115v. The voltage regulator varies the voltage to the armature increasing /adjusting magnetic force. Use a meter with htz or freq setting to adjust engine governor to 60 cycles. When the generator is producing 60 cycles, the engine should be turning 3600 rpm, max power range. At 3600 rpm the voltage should be 115 to 120 volts. Loading the generator will cause governor to try to maintain 3600 rpm. Check engine manual for proper adjustment of gonvernor and linkage. The governor mech should last the life of the engine, however governor system does wear out. Expensive repair. enjoy