Stalling

vic

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Triumph R3 Touring

• Oct 10, 2008

• #1

Ugh :shock:

My bike started stalling ???

It never done that before, :?

I'll connect tuneboy in the morning, load a new tune in

Any advice, idea's ???

THANX

Vic

 

Bishop

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2005 Rocket III

• Oct 10, 2008

• #2

More details about the conditions under which this happens would help us in identifying a possible cause.

 

vic

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Triumph R3 Touring

• Oct 10, 2008

• #3

OK

Start bike, cuts out.... have keep the trottle a little open to keep it running.

When the bike is warm it idles badly, sounds like running on 2 cilinders.

The bike drives normaly, with just a little trottle added all returns to normal.

Vic

 

warp9.9

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07 Rocket

• Oct 10, 2008

• #4

TPS sensor then maybe idle stepper motor. Also gheck the coils make sure nothing has came loose wires and such.

 

CADFather

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Ringgold, GA

• Oct 10, 2008

• #5

Connect your tuneboy and open the diagnostics then click the sensors button. Click the reset ISCV button. (ISCV = Idle Stepper Control Voltage) I did it with the bike not running (mainly because it would not idle) and when I started it she purred like a big cat. It was the only thing I tried and it worked so I quit experimenting. Your results may vary.

 

vic

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Triumph R3 Touring

• Oct 11, 2008

• #6

Hi,

Connected the tuneboy, reset the ISCV ....wait 15 sec said the software .... Start the beast... RRR,RRR,RRR,RRR,RRR,RRR :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Problem solved.

I'v no idea how this problem came to be? but it clearly originated in the ECU.

Thank you all for the tips and hail to the tuneboy 8)