Yamaha Fault Code
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Engine Surging
System
Fuel System
Symptom
Engine Surging
Diagnosis & fix steps
LOGIC: O2 Sensor Error (Lean).
ACTION: Check for exhaust leaks at the header. Inspect the fuel injector for partial clogging.
Red Seal field insights
Physics: Air leaking into the exhaust tricks the sensor into thinking the engine is lean.
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