What to do if KTM 350 EXC-F EU engine does not speed up?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine does not speed up, there could be a defect in the fuel injection system. Also, the ignition system could be defective, so check the secondary winding of the ignition coil. Check the spark plug connector and the stator winding of the alternator.
What to do if my KTM Motorcycle engine turns but does not start?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine turns over but fails to start, possible causes include a fuel hose connection that is not properly joined, a blown fuse (Fuse 1 or Fuse 2), a spark plug that is oily or wet, or a spark plug electrode distance that is too wide. You should join the fuel hose connection, replace the fuses, clean and dry or replace the spark plug, and adjust the plug gap to the guideline of 0.8 mm (0.031 in).
What to do if my KTM 350 EXC-F EU engine does not speed up?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine does not speed up, it could be due to a defect in the fuel injection system or a defective ignition system. You should read out the fault memory using the KTM diagnostics tool, check the secondary winding of the ignition coil, check the spark plug connector and check the stator winding of the alternator.
What to do if my KTM 350 EXC-F EU engine cannot be cranked with the electric starter?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine won't crank using the electric starter, there are several potential causes. It could be due to an operating error, so ensure you are following the correct start procedure. The battery might be discharged, requiring a charge. A blown main fuse could also be the culprit, so replace the main fuse. Additionally, the starter relay or the starter motor itself could be defective, requiring a check.
Why does my KTM 350 EXC-F EU Motorcycle engine have too little power?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine has too little power, several factors could be responsible. A heavily contaminated air filter could be restricting airflow, so clean the air filter and air filter box. A very dirty fuel filter could be limiting fuel supply, so change the fuel filter. Other potential causes include a defect in the fuel injection system, a leaky or deformed exhaust system, or too little glass fiber yarn filling in the main silencer, so check the exhaust system for damage. Also, the valve clearance might be too little (adjust the valve clearance), the ignition system could be defective (ignition coil - check the secondary winding), the spark plug connector should be checked, and the stator winding of the alternator should be checked.
How to prevent my KTM 350 EXC-F EU engine from overheating?
To prevent your KTM Motorcycle engine from overheating, consider these points: Check the cooling system for leaks if the coolant level is low. Verify the coolant level. Ensure sufficient airflow, switching off the engine when stationary. Clean radiator fins if they are very dirty. If there's foam formation in the cooling system, drain and refill the coolant. Replace the radiator hose if it's bent. Check the thermostat, which should open at 70 °C (158 °F) if defective.
What to do if my KTM 350 EXC-F EU Motorcycle engine dies during the trip?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine dies during a trip, the possible reasons are: lack of fuel (refuel) or a blown fuse 1 or fuse 2 (change the fuses of individual power consumers).
Why does my KTM Motorcycle have high oil consumption?
If your KTM Motorcycle has high oil consumption, it could be due to several reasons. The engine vent hose might be bent, so route it without bends or replace it if necessary. The engine oil level might be too high, so check the engine oil level. The engine oil might be too thin (low viscosity), so change the engine oil and oil filter, and clean the oil screen. Lastly, the piston and cylinder might be worn, so measure the piston/cylinder mounting clearance.
Why is my KTM 350 EXC-F EU battery discharged?
If your KTM Motorcycle battery is discharged, it could be because the battery is not being charged by the alternator, so check the charging voltage. Also, check the stator winding of the alternator and the closed current.
What does it mean if the FI warning lamp (MIL) lights up or flashes on my KTM 350 EXC-F EU Motorcycle?
If the FI warning lamp (MIL) lights up or flashes on your KTM Motorcycle, it could indicate a defect in the fuel injection system, so stop the motorcycle and identify the faulty part using the blink code. Check the cabling for damage and the electrical plug-in connections for corrosion and damage. Also, read out the fault memory using the KTM diagnostics tool.
General| Brand | KTM |
|---|---|
| Model | 350 EXC-F EU |
| Category | Motorcycle |
| Language | English |
Defines various symbols used within the manual for clarity and safety instructions.
Explains typographical formats used in the document for specific names and brands.
Specifies the intended use of KTM sport motorcycles for competitive and offroad endurance.
Emphasizes reading safety instructions and identifying warning labels on the vehicle.
Explains danger, warning, caution, and note symbols with associated risk levels.
Warns against tampering with noise control systems and lists prohibited acts.
Covers essential safety aspects like avoiding impairment, ventilation, and handling hot components.
Stresses the importance of wearing appropriate protective clothing for riding.
Details rules for maintenance, including special tools and parts replacement.
Provides guidance on responsible motorcycle use and proper disposal of fluids.
Advises reading the manual thoroughly for operation, handling, and maintenance tips.
Outlines conditions for warranty claims and voiding them due to unauthorized modifications.
Covers safe handling of fuel and the use of specified operating fluids.
Recommends using approved KTM parts and accessories installed by authorized workshops.
Highlights the importance of regular service for optimal performance and longevity.
Notes that manual figures may show special equipment and components might be partially shown.
Directs users to authorized KTM dealers for questions and information.
Illustrates and labels key components on the front left view of the motorcycle.
Illustrates and labels key components on the rear right view of the motorcycle.
Explains the location of the chassis number stamped on the steering head.
Describes the location of the type label on the front of the steering head.
States that the key number for the steering lock is stamped on the key connector.
Details the location of the engine number on the left side of the engine.
Indicates the fork part number is stamped on the inner side of the fork stub.
Specifies the shock absorber part number location on the top of the shock absorber.
Describes the clutch lever's location and hydraulic operation.
Explains the hand brake lever's location and function for activating the front brake.
Identifies the throttle grip's location on the right handlebar.
Details the kill switch operation and ignition states for EXC-F/XCF-W models.
Describes horn button and light switch operations for different models.
Explains turn signal switch and emergency OFF switch operations.
Details electric starter button operation and indicator lamp functions.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for opening and closing the fuel filler cap.
Explains idle speed adjustment, shift lever location, and kick starter use.
Covers foot brake lever operation and steering lock functions.
Provides instructions on how to lock and unlock the steering.
Covers speedometer overview, basic settings, and clock functions for these models.
Covers speedometer overview, basic settings, and clock functions for SIXDAYS models.
Offers advice for initial use, safety precautions, and the engine break-in procedure.
Provides general advice for operating the motorcycle in challenging conditions.
Details preparations for riding on dry sand, wet sand, wet/muddy surfaces, and extreme temperatures.
Lists essential checks and maintenance tasks before operating the vehicle.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for starting the engine.
Details the steps for starting off from a standstill and engaging gears.
Explains proper gear shifting and general riding techniques for smooth operation.
Covers braking techniques, potential hazards, and ensuring efficient braking.
Provides guidelines for stopping, parking, and securing the motorcycle.
Offers advice on safely transporting the motorcycle using belts or other devices.
Details safe refueling practices, fuel types, and capacity information.
Outlines regular maintenance tasks based on operating hours or time intervals.
Lists service tasks recommended as additional orders, categorized by interval.
Guides on adjusting suspension based on rider's weight for optimal handling.
Explains compression damping ranges (high-speed and low-speed) for the shock absorber.
Details how to adjust the low-speed compression damping of the shock absorber.
Provides instructions for adjusting the high-speed compression damping of the shock absorber.
Guides on how to adjust the rebound damping of the shock absorber.
Explains the procedure for measuring rear wheel sag when the motorcycle is unloaded.
Details how to check the static sag of the shock absorber.
Explains how to check the riding sag of the shock absorber with rider input.
Provides instructions for adjusting the spring preload of the shock absorber.
Guides on how to adjust the riding sag, including spring rate recommendations.
Offers advice on fork settings and potential issues with overloading.
Details how to adjust the compression damping for the front fork.
Provides instructions for adjusting the rebound damping for the front fork.
Guides on adjusting fork spring preload for EXC-F/AUS/XCF-W models.
Explains how to adjust the handlebar position using available mounting holes.
Details the procedure for adjusting the handlebar position, including torque specs.
Provides instructions on safely raising the motorcycle using a lift stand.
Details the procedure for safely removing the motorcycle from the lift stand.
Explains how to bleed the fork legs to release excess pressure.
Guides on cleaning fork leg dust boots to prevent dirt ingress and seal leaks.
Details the steps for loosening and removing the fork protectors.
Provides instructions for positioning and mounting fork protectors.
Details the procedures for removing and installing the front fork legs.
Covers procedures for removing and installing the lower triple clamp.
Explains how to check for play in the steering head bearing.
Details adjusting steering head bearing play for different models.
Provides instructions for greasing the steering head bearing.
Covers the steps for removing and installing the front fender.
Details the procedures for removing and installing the shock absorber.
Explains how to remove and mount the motorcycle seat.
Covers the procedure for removing and installing the air filter.
Provides instructions for cleaning the air filter and air filter box.
Details the process for removing and installing the main silencer.
Covers the procedures for removing and installing the fuel tank.
Guides on cleaning the chain and checking/adjusting its tension.
Explains how to check the frame for cracking and deformation.
Details how to check the swingarm for damage, cracking, or deformation.
Guides on adjusting the basic position of the clutch lever.
Explains how to check and correct the hydraulic clutch fluid level.
Provides instructions for changing the hydraulic clutch fluid.
Covers the procedures for removing and installing the engine guard.
Explains how to check free travel of the hand brake lever.
Guides on adjusting the free travel of the hand brake lever.
Details adjusting the basic position of the hand brake lever for rider comfort.
Explains how to check brake disc thickness and for damage.
Guides on checking the brake fluid level in the front brake reservoir.
Provides instructions for adding front brake fluid, including safety warnings.
Explains how to check the minimum thickness and condition of front brake linings.
Details the procedure for changing the front brake linings.
Explains how to check the free travel of the foot brake lever.
Guides on adjusting the basic position of the foot brake lever.
Guides on checking the brake fluid level in the rear brake reservoir.
Explains how to check the minimum thickness and condition of rear brake linings.
Details the procedure for changing the rear brake linings.
Details procedures for removing and installing the front wheel.
Provides steps for installing the front wheel, including brake checks.
Details procedures for removing and installing the rear wheel.
Provides steps for installing the rear wheel, including chain attachment.
Explains how to check tire condition, tread depth, and age.
Guides on checking and correcting tire air pressure for optimal performance.
Explains how to check spoke tension and torque for wheel balance.
Details procedures for safely removing and installing the motorcycle battery.
Provides instructions for charging the battery and environmental warnings.
Explains how to locate and change the main fuse for electrical system protection.
Guides on changing fuses for individual power consumers located under the seat.
Details procedures for removing and refitting the headlight mask with headlight.
Provides instructions for changing the headlight bulb.
Guides on checking and adjusting the headlight beam for proper road illumination.
Details the procedure for changing a turn signal bulb.
Explains how to change the battery for the speedometer.
Explains the function of the cooling system, water pump, and radiator fan.
Guides on checking coolant level and antifreeze protection, with safety warnings.
Provides instructions for draining the coolant, including safety warnings.
Details the procedure for refilling the cooling system with coolant.
Explains how to check throttle grip operation and throttle cable play.
Guides on adjusting the throttle cable play for smooth throttle operation.
Provides instructions for adjusting the engine's idle speed.
Explains how to check the basic position of the shift lever relative to the boot.
Guides on adjusting the shift lever's position for optimal shifting.
Details the procedure for changing the fuel screen.
Explains how to check the engine oil level when cold or warm.
Provides instructions for changing engine oil, oil filter, and cleaning the oil screen.
Guides on adding engine oil to the correct level, with oil type recommendations.
Details procedures for cleaning the motorcycle, including warnings about pressure washers.
Provides steps for checking and maintaining the motorcycle for winter use, including corrosion prevention.
Outlines steps for preparing and storing the motorcycle for extended periods.
Details checks and maintenance required before using the motorcycle after storage.
Lists possible causes and actions for engine not cranking or failing to start.
Covers troubleshooting for engine not speeding up, low power, or stalling.
Addresses causes of engine overheating and FI warning lamp activation.
Covers troubleshooting for high oil consumption, battery discharge, and speedometer errors.
Lists FI warning lamp blink codes and their corresponding error level conditions.
Details engine design, displacement, bore, stroke, compression, and other specifications.
Lists critical engine component tightening torques and recommended threadlockers.
Specifies capacities for engine oil, coolant, and fuel tank reserve.
Details chassis components like frame, fork, shock absorber, and brake system specifications.
Lists specifications for battery, fuses, headlight, and other electrical components.
Provides tire size and type information for front and rear wheels.
Details fork type, damping settings, spring preload, and oil specifications.
Lists shock absorber type, damping settings, spring preload, and rate.
Lists critical chassis component tightening torques and recommended threadlockers.
Specifies recommended brake fluid types and properties.
Details recommended coolant types, mixture ratios, and antifreeze protection.
Specifies recommended engine oil types (SAE 10W/50, 10W/60) and JASO standards.
Specifies recommended fork oil and shock absorber oil types.
Details requirements for super unleaded fuel, including ethanol content.
Recommends Motorex® products for cleaning air filters and chains.
Recommends Motorex® products for cleaning and preserving metal, rubber, and plastic.
Recommends Motorex® and SKF® products for fuel additives and greases.
Recommends Motorex® products for cleaning the motorcycle and chain spray.
Specifies KTM-Sportmotorcycle AG GRIP GLUE for rubber grip adhesive.
Recommends Motorex® Joker 440 Synthetic for universal oil spray.
Explains the JASO T903 MA standard for 4-stroke motorcycles, focusing on engine lubrication.
Explains the SAE classification system for oils based on viscosity.
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