Hi,
I have got an M600 2001 and I have noticed that when the engine is cold it is only running on the horizontal cylinder. The vertical doesn't get warm.
Because of this it does not have the power to idle.
To "fix" this I have to ride a while so the engine gets warm, put it in the highest gear and around 4k rpm the bike starts coughing and then the other cylinder starts working.
So far I have replaced the plugs and switch place of the plugs.
I do get spark.
Replaced the fuel filter.
Replaced the air filter.
Checked the cables to the coils.
I switched place of the spark plug cables, but then the bike didn't start at all.
I have termignoni exhaust, the rest is stock.
I can't figure out what part needs to get warm for the vertical cylinder to work. Do you have any idea?
I have inlcuded a picture of the spark plug in the vertical cylinder after 150 km (93mile)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/y0h1yc14uk5mp40/vertical-spark.jpg?dl=0
I have got an M600 2001 and I have noticed that when the engine is cold it is only running on the horizontal cylinder. The vertical doesn't get warm.
Because of this it does not have the power to idle.
To "fix" this I have to ride a while so the engine gets warm, put it in the highest gear and around 4k rpm the bike starts coughing and then the other cylinder starts working.
So far I have replaced the plugs and switch place of the plugs.
I do get spark.
Replaced the fuel filter.
Replaced the air filter.
Checked the cables to the coils.
I switched place of the spark plug cables, but then the bike didn't start at all.
I have termignoni exhaust, the rest is stock.
I can't figure out what part needs to get warm for the vertical cylinder to work. Do you have any idea?
I have inlcuded a picture of the spark plug in the vertical cylinder after 150 km (93mile)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/y0h1yc14uk5mp40/vertical-spark.jpg?dl=0
