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Engine Stalling
03/30/08 at 16:33:54
 
After running the Savage 80mph for hours with ocasional 90mph burst, after a wot run then pulling in the clutch to coast to a intersection, then engine stalls. After restarting the engine, it runs fine. Had this happen a couple of times. Has anyone else had the same happen? Its not in the neutral safety system, and the bike runs fine otherwise.
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Re: Engine Stalling
Reply #1 - 03/30/08 at 16:40:41
 
same answer different person...

turn up the idle speed hot rod.
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Reply #2 - 03/30/08 at 19:45:10
 
make real sure the vac line is sealed to the petc0ck - try the same haularse procedure with it on PRI - so far as the idle - while it sounds cool down around 800-1k thump thump thmp you know - the best idle so far as the machine goes is where the headlight does not dim at idle on high beam - you can tell it watch the light - rev a little - if it gets brighter your idle is to low for best results so far as the machine goes -
if you idled right and it dies after a haularse close the throttle - add 1/8 turn to the mixture and try it again
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Re: Engine Stalling
Reply #3 - 03/30/08 at 21:28:33
 
If I pull the clutch in running over 65 it dies every time, Unless I keep the throttle in it a bit.
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Re: Engine Stalling
Reply #4 - 03/30/08 at 21:39:11
 
I think it's quite normal for the rpm's to dip abit after an extended run of any rpm's.  The engine pulled a vacuum while it was idling down staving for gas and air.  Takes awhile to catch up.  These are not fuel injected you know.  Monitored and compensated for everything.
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