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Tinbopaloobop 04-08-12 23:43

Engine cut out on a roundabout...
 
Luckilly it was quiet, but as i was coming off the roundabout in 3rd gear the engine totally cut out on me. Im quite sure it wasnt a stall though because i wasnt on the throttle. There was no juddering or anything, i just went to accelerate and there was nothing! Strange, but nothing too serious!

CaptMoto 05-08-12 00:18

Try adjusting (increasing) the tickover, or idle speed, on the left hand side there is a screw on the throttle body turn that screw half a turn, hopefully next time when you decelerate on a hot engine the bike will still have a mimimal tickover and shouldn't cut out.

Tinbopaloobop 05-08-12 23:44

Great advice, thanks! Just passed my test last week so riding the xt is a steep learning curve! Absolutely loving it though!!

Exeter 71 27-11-12 21:39

When my son rode his XTR he often had the motor cut out, part riding technique, but an Iridum plug seam to do the trick.

Kev 28-11-12 01:12

Idle speed must be set to 1500rpm when hot.

Ame 26-05-17 22:59

Yes,me too...I posted that I was glad it wasnt on a roundabout!
But there's no warning is there?!...changing up from 3rd and on an overtake on route to test centre,first 'proper' ride but a quick press on the starter ...and carries on where it left off...instructor going 'come on,get going' blah blah over the radio but of course, I cant tell him what's just happened ..hhh.
Weird tho and thanks for the advice!


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