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V. Proper Operation
Engine Start Conditions
The engine can only be started
when
both the ignition switch and
the kill switch are in the run " " position
and eithe
r the fol-
lowing two conditions exists:
1) The motorcycle is in neutral.
2) The motorcycle is in gear with the clutch disengaged (clutch
lever in),
and
the side stand is up.
Engine Start:
1) Place the motorcycle into neutral. Verify the neutral condition
by checking the neutral indicator light.
2) Start the engine by pushing the start button. Stop pushing the
starter button when the engine is running.
3) If the engine is not firing after pressing the button for 3 se-
conds, stop pushing the start button, wait for 5 seconds before
trying again.
4) Slightly turn the throttle twist grip about 1/8 turn but never
over 1/4 turn if the vehicle has trouble starting.
5) If the engine starts then stalls during idle, restart the engine
and keep the engine running at a slightly higher speed by lightly
applying throttle until engine warm-up is complete.
6) Do not rev the engine during the warm up phase as this can
damage the Oxygen sensor.
Engine Stop:
Stop the engine by turning ignition key to the
“ ”
position to
stop the engine and all electrical power. Do not use the kill
switch to turn off the engine under normal circumstances.
Only use the kill switch in emergency situations.
If the engine fails to start
1) Ensure all start conditions have been met.
2) Ensure there is fuel in the tank.
3) Check fuses
4) Check if the engine start button is working properly
5) If the battery voltage is too low, the vehicle will not start
with the engine start button. Use the kick start mechanism to
start the engine.
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