What to do if my KTM 2015 200 Duke engine turns but does not start?
If the engine of your KTM Motorcycle turns but does not start, ensure you are following the correct engine starting procedure. It is also possible that there is a defect in the fuel injection system.
What to do if my KTM Motorcycle engine does not crank when pressing the electric starter?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine doesn't crank when you press the electric starter, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure you are following the correct engine starting procedure. It's also possible that the battery is discharged, requiring a recharge. Check if any of the fuses 1, 2, 3, or 4 are blown and replace them if necessary. Finally, verify that there is a proper ground connection.
What to do if my KTM 2015 200 Duke Motorcycle engine dies during the trip?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine dies during a trip, the possible causes are lack of fuel or blown fuses. Refuel your motorcycle. Also, check fuses 1, 2, 3, and 4, and replace any that are blown.
Why does my KTM 2015 200 Duke have too little power?
Your KTM Motorcycle might have too little power due to several reasons. The air filter could be very dirty, requiring a change. Another cause may be that the fuel filter is very dirty, in this case you should check the fuel pressure. Low coolant levels in the cooling system could also be the reason, so check for leaks and verify the coolant level. Also, check if radiator fins are very dirty and clean the radiator fins if needed. Foam formation in the cooling system may be the cause, so you should drain, fill, and bleed the cooling system. Finally, the thermostat could be defective, so check the thermostat.
Why is my KTM 2015 200 Duke battery discharged?
Your KTM Motorcycle battery might be discharged because the ignition was not switched off when the vehicle was parked, so you should recharge the battery. Another possibility is that the battery is not being charged by the alternator, so you should check the charging voltage and the open-circuit current.
Why does my KTM 2015 200 Duke have high oil consumption?
High oil consumption in your KTM Motorcycle could be due to a few reasons. The engine vent hose might be bent, so ensure it's properly routed without bends or replace it if necessary. The engine oil level could be too high, so check and adjust it. Also, the engine oil might be too thin, so replace the engine oil and oil filter, and clean the oil screen.
What to do if my KTM 2015 200 Duke headlight and parking light are not functioning?
If the headlight and parking light on your KTM Motorcycle are not working, check fuse 6 and replace it if it's blown.
Why does my KTM 2015 200 Duke Motorcycle only turn if the clutch lever is drawn?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine only turns when the clutch lever is drawn, it means that the vehicle is in gear. Shift gear to neutral.
What to do if my KTM Motorcycle turn signal, brake light, and horn are not functional?
If the turn signal, brake light, and horn on your KTM Motorcycle are not working, the cause may be that fuse 6 is blown. Replace the fuse.
General| Brand | KTM |
|---|---|
| Model | 2015 200 Duke |
| Category | Motorcycle |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols used in the manual for clarity and safety.
Details typographical formats for consistent document understanding.
Defines the motorcycle's intended use for road operation only.
Provides essential guidelines for safe vehicle operation.
Identifies danger levels (Danger, Warning, Caution) and associated symbols.
Warns against tampering with noise control systems and vehicle design.
Covers safe riding practices, including substance influence and burns.
Emphasizes the necessity of wearing appropriate protective gear.
Outlines rules for performing work on the motorcycle, including special tools.
Advises on responsible use and disposal of fluids and components.
Stresses the need to read the manual for operation, handling, and maintenance.
Details conditions for warranty claims and voiding warranty.
Advises on proper use of fuel, lubricants, and environmental hazards.
Recommends approved KTM parts and installation by authorized workshops.
Highlights the importance of correct service for optimal operation and longevity.
Explains that figures may show special equipment and partial disassembly.
Directs users to KTM dealers for questions and information.
Identifies major components from the front left perspective.
Identifies major components from the rear right perspective.
Shows location and identification of chassis and type labels.
Indicates where to find the engine number on the vehicle.
Explains the key number's location on the codecard for spare keys.
Details clutch, brake levers, throttle, horn, lights, and turn signals.
Explains emergency OFF, ignition/steering lock, and starter button.
Covers display overview, activation, warnings, buttons, and various menus.
Describes filler cap, seat lock, tool set, grab handles, footrests, levers, and side stand.
General advice for initial operation, including safety warnings.
Guidelines for engine break-in, including maximum engine speed.
Instructions and warnings regarding vehicle loading and weight limits.
Lists essential checks to ensure roadworthiness before every trip.
Step-by-step procedure for starting the engine safely.
Guidance on smoothly moving off in first gear.
Explains gear shifting, load alterations, and safe riding practices.
Details correct brake application, including warnings about wet systems.
Covers safe stopping, parking, securing the vehicle, and avoiding burns.
Instructions for safely transporting the motorcycle.
Covers safe refueling, fuel types, and environmental hazards.
Outlines required service tasks at different mileage/time intervals.
Guides on adjusting rear shock preload for different loads.
Instructions on how to adjust the shift lever position for rider preference.
Procedures for using front and rear wheel stands to lift the bike.
Instructions for removing and refitting the passenger and main seats.
Covers chain inspection, cleaning, lubrication, and tension adjustment.
Guides on inspecting chain, rear, and engine sprockets for wear.
Steps for removing and fitting the front spoiler component.
Procedure to check brake disc thickness and for damage.
How to check and top up front brake fluid.
Procedure to inspect front brake lining minimum thickness.
Checking and adjusting the free travel of the rear foot brake lever.
How to check and top up rear brake fluid.
Procedure to inspect rear brake lining minimum thickness.
Step-by-step guide for removing and refitting the front wheel.
Step-by-step guide for removing and refitting the rear wheel.
Procedure to check the condition of rear hub rubber dampers.
Inspecting tires for cuts, damage, tread depth, and age.
Correct tire pressure settings for solo and passenger use.
Procedures for safely removing and reinstalling the motorcycle battery.
Guidelines for safely recharging the motorcycle battery.
How to identify and replace blown fuses for various circuits.
Step-by-step instructions for changing the headlight bulb.
Instructions for changing the parking light bulb.
Procedures for checking and adjusting headlight beam alignment.
Explains the circulation and regulation of coolant in the engine.
How to check coolant level and antifreeze protection.
Procedures for draining and refilling the cooling system.
Checking and adjusting the throttle cable play for smooth operation.
Checking and adjusting the clutch lever play for proper engagement.
Procedure for checking the engine oil level.
Steps for changing engine oil, oil filter, and cleaning oil screen.
Instructions for adding engine oil, including recommended types.
Guidelines for washing the motorcycle, including warnings about pressure washers.
Steps and precautions for maintaining the motorcycle during winter use.
Steps for preparing and storing the motorcycle for extended periods.
Steps to take the motorcycle out of storage and prepare it for riding.
Identifies common engine problems, their causes, and solutions.
Addresses issues with lights, signals, battery, and instrument display.
Troubleshooting tips for a non-functioning speedometer.
Detailed technical data about the engine design and components.
Specifications for tightening various engine screws and nuts.
Lists capacities for engine oil, coolant, and fuel.
Details on frame, fork, brakes, suspension, and tires.
Data on battery, fuses, lights, and instrument system.
Details on front and rear tire sizes and types.
Technical information regarding the front fork, including oil type and quantity.
Data on the rear shock absorber, including spring preload settings.
Specifications for tightening various chassis components.
Details on DOT 4/DOT 5.1 brake fluid standards and suppliers.
Information on coolant type, mixture ratio, and suppliers.
Details on SAE viscosity grades and JASO standards for engine oils.
Information on the type and grade of fork oil.
Requirements for unleaded super fuel, including ethanol content limits.
Lists recommended products for chain maintenance.
Lists recommended fuel stabilizers and grease.
Lists recommended cleaners and sprays for motorcycle care.
Explanation of the JASO T903 MA standard for motorcycle engines.
Explanation of SAE viscosity classification for oils.
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