SuzukiSavage.com /cgi-bin/YaBB.pl General Category >> Rubber Side Down! >> bike stalls if i stop fast /cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1375594612 Message started by savagerider87 on 08/03/13 at 22:36:52

Title: bike stalls if i stop fast Post by savagerider87 on 08/03/13 at 22:36:52 hey guys, my bike sometimes stalls when i pull the clutch in to stop really fast or when i pull into a driveway.  It doesnt do it all the time, but on occasion, and usually at about half a tank or less.  I have the factory petcock on it but it doesnt leak, so i havent replaced it yet.  Is this the primary contributor to the problem? :-?

Title: Re: bike stalls if i stop fast Post by Serowbot on 08/03/13 at 22:58:07 Firstly,.. I'd make sure that the idle isn't too low... That is the most common reason... If your idle is good (1,000 to 1,200rpm.. a purr not a lope)... then,... test the Pet... You might also check the clutch cable adjustment...

Title: Re: bike stalls if i stop fast Post by justin_o_guy2 on 08/03/13 at 23:07:06 I thot if idle was good then the TEV was next in line,

Title: Re: bike stalls if i stop fast Post by savagerider87 on 08/03/13 at 23:14:23 485751564B4C7D4D7D45575B10220 wrote: I thot if idle was good then the TEV was next in line, not to sound like a newb but whats a TEV?

Title: Re: bike stalls if i stop fast Post by jcstokes on 08/04/13 at 01:17:19 Apparently it's a Transient Enrichment Valve, choke to you and me, but it's not a choke. It feeds extra petrol in when starting, rather than choking off air. It's quite techo and some on this forum recommend that you don't interfere with it. Up the idle screw first.

Title: Re: bike stalls if i stop fast Post by arteacher on 08/04/13 at 06:08:44 4E4757504B4F4157240 wrote: Apparently it's a Transient Enrichment Valve, choke to you and me, but it's not a choke. It feeds extra petrol in when starting, rather than choking off air. It's quite techo and some on this forum recommend that you don't interfere with it. Up the idle screw first. TEV is different than the choke. When the vacuum in the throat increases as a result of the butterfly valve closing the throat, it activates a diaphragm that temporarily enriches the mixture, to prevent stalling. As the RPM slows the vacuum drops, the diaphragm relaxes, the mixture goes back to normal.

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