I am running out of Ideas trying to solve a hesitation problem with my '96.
It idles fine and comes off choke very quickly. In neutral, not under load it revs easily.
But when I accelerate under load, once I get to about 4k, there is hesitation as if it is only running on 2-3 cylinders.
I started with a dose of Seafoam when that didn't solve the problem, I opened up the carbs.
They looked clean, but I made sure by spraying carb cleaner and compressed air through all the passages. The jets were clean.
Next I replaced the fuel filter,
bypassed the fuel pump,
Left the gas cap open in case the vent was clogged,
replaced the plugs,
checked the resistance of the coils,
verified the timing advance,
synced the carbs,
Used an unlit propane torch to check for vacuum leaks,
Checked the exhaust can for obstructions,
Since I live and ride above 6000 ft elevation, it usually runs a little rich, so I leaned out the idle,
and then removed the washer under the jet needle.
All with little to no change. Adding choke while accelerating had no effect
Any thoughts, could it be the coils?
any ideas how to check them under load?