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McSavage
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Cold Blooded?
04/02/05 at 10:13:42
 
Hello all. I have had my savage for about two weeks. It's a 95 and I just had the vaccuum hose replaced cuz the bike kept dying on me. After replacing the hose it has been running fine. I usually let it warm up for about five minutes in the morning but I was in a hurry today so I fired it up and took off. About a block down the road it started to dye on me like it used to before I fixed the hose. I had a hard time getting it started again. Once I was able to get it started and keep it running I let it run for a couple minutes. I was then able to get to work with no problems. I guess I'm asking if this is common? And if maybe that little glitch was due to me not letting it warm up. Thanks for any responses. This is a great site.
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Re: Cold Blooded?
Reply #1 - 04/02/05 at 11:21:47
 
Was the temp cold?  Did you use the choke?  If so, how long?

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Reply #2 - 04/02/05 at 11:33:45
 
Don't know if it was cold. The low last night was around 34 degrees. I usually don't use the choke unless I need to and I didn't need to it started right up. I know very little about bikes. Like I said this is my first bike and I've only had it for a about two weeks. It was probably around 50 degrees this morning.
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Re: Cold Blooded?
Reply #3 - 04/02/05 at 11:39:08
 
So maybe the temp was in the mid 40's?  Try using the choke at the first notch for a couple miles if you don't want to wait for it to warm up idling.  Just remember to turn it off, or it will start acting wierd in a different way....

Yes, the Savage is cold-blooded.
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Reply #4 - 04/02/05 at 14:39:01
 
Right on.  When it is between 25 and 40 I start it with the choke fully out then immediatly put the choke to the halfway setting.  I don't ever have to warm up the bike that way, I just push in the choke a couple miles down the road.
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