Tickover prob!!
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Tickover prob!!
hiiiiiii i have a 1998 Thundercat and its a bit of a bugger because it seems to keep stalling when its just been started and you are about to move away. I dont think it needs choke because even after a good run out it will do it when you start it again a few minutes later!!! Once you get moving on it you can stop at no end of roundabouts etc and it behaves!! wierd - does anyone have any ideas??? thanks!
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Re: Tickover prob!!
Hi Bikerbird
The idle adjuster is behind the fairing at your right knee.
Give it a wee twist once the engine is running and you'll soon work out which way is which to increase / decrease the idle speed.
From memory it should be around 1200 I think.
Failing that there is an idle jet inside the carbs and the problem could lie there. Try the idle adjuster first though.
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Rosco
The idle adjuster is behind the fairing at your right knee.
Give it a wee twist once the engine is running and you'll soon work out which way is which to increase / decrease the idle speed.
From memory it should be around 1200 I think.
Failing that there is an idle jet inside the carbs and the problem could lie there. Try the idle adjuster first though.
Cheers
Rosco
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Welcome BTW pop into the new members zone and say hi to peeps, I'm sure you'll get a warm welcome there
Re: Tickover prob!!
Rosco wrote:Hi Bikerbird
The idle adjuster is behind the fairing at your right knee.
Give it a wee twist once the engine is running and you'll soon work out which way is which to increase / decrease the idle speed.
From memory it should be around 1200 I think.
Failing that there is an idle jet inside the carbs and the problem could lie there. Try the idle adjuster first though.
Cheers
Rosco
+1 to the above, what RPM does it idle at?
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Thanks for the help guys - the idle switch seems to work for now
Cheers for the welcome messages too - u seem a nice friendly bunch!!
I've only had my thundercat a few days it was well manky when I bought it - I felt sorry for it but wiv some tlc and a good hoon around it seems to be happy being ridden again
Cheers for the welcome messages too - u seem a nice friendly bunch!!
I've only had my thundercat a few days it was well manky when I bought it - I felt sorry for it but wiv some tlc and a good hoon around it seems to be happy being ridden again
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