Hi I was out on my bike earlier today and as soon as the temperature reached halfway the bike died after running spot on and wouldn't start I had to let it cool down for 10mins and then it started as if nothing happened but as soon as it's back up to the midway point it wouldn't idle and cut out once again.
Thank you for any replies
Heating problems
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Re: Heating problems
Might sound daft but have you tried disconnecting the temp gauge? See if it's an electrical problem.
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Re: Heating problems
It not starting might just be a hot start problem. Cutting out when the temperature gets up though is definitely weird.
I don't think the bike will have a cut-out built into the thermostat.
Maybe stick it on a paddock and see if you have any fuel leaks when it gets up to temperature?
I don't think the bike will have a cut-out built into the thermostat.
Maybe stick it on a paddock and see if you have any fuel leaks when it gets up to temperature?
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Re: Heating problems
Does the fan come on? On mine fan comes on at exactly halfway, could be that its shorting through the fan
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Re: Heating problems
There is no direct relationship between the bike running warm or hot and the ignitions ability to provide sparks.
You could start a bike and disconnect the fan and leave it there running until it boiled dry and exploded.................oh perhaps then there might be an ignition fault
I would guess a fuel issue maybe a breather issue or fuel pipe kinked. Maybe even dirty fuel filter or could even be fuel pump not working.................but I very much doubt if it's an ignition problem
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You could start a bike and disconnect the fan and leave it there running until it boiled dry and exploded.................oh perhaps then there might be an ignition fault
I would guess a fuel issue maybe a breather issue or fuel pipe kinked. Maybe even dirty fuel filter or could even be fuel pump not working.................but I very much doubt if it's an ignition problem
Further information needed
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Re: Heating problems
Thanks for the replys and suggestions im going to check all breather pipes and fuel lines
ive been told that it could also be a water pump failure, could it just need a full service im not sure if its a new problem or one that was With the bike when I brought it, everytime I fix a problem a new one pops up
Thanks brad
ive been told that it could also be a water pump failure, could it just need a full service im not sure if its a new problem or one that was With the bike when I brought it, everytime I fix a problem a new one pops up
Thanks brad