What to do if KTM 390 Duke 2015 COL engine turns but does not start?
If the KTM Motorcycle engine turns over but doesn't start, it might be due to: * **Operating error:** Review the engine starting procedure. * **Defect in fuel injection system:** Read out the fault memory using the KTM diagnostics tool.
What to do if KTM 390 Duke 2015 COL engine does not crank?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine doesn't crank when you press the electric starter, here's what might be happening: * **Operating error:** Review the engine starting procedure. * **Battery discharged:** The battery may need recharging. * **Blown fuse:** Fuse 1, 3, 4, or 8 might be blown, so replace them. * **No ground connection:** Inspect the ground connection.
What to do if KTM 390 Duke 2015 COL Motorcycle engine dies during the trip?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine dies while you're riding, it could be due to: * **Lack of fuel:** Refuel your motorcycle. * **Blown fuse:** Check and replace fuses 1, 3, 4, or 8.
Why does my KTM 390 Duke 2015 COL have high oil consumption?
If your KTM Motorcycle is experiencing high oil consumption, consider these potential causes: * **Engine vent hose bent:** Make sure the vent hose is properly routed without any bends; replace it if needed. * **Engine oil level too high:** Check the engine oil level and adjust if necessary. * **Engine oil too thin:** Replace the engine oil and oil filter, and clean the oil screen.
What does it mean when the ABS warning lamp lights up on my KTM Motorcycle?
If the ABS warning lamp lights up on your KTM Motorcycle, the following could be the reason: * **ABS fuse is blown:** Replace the ABS fuses. * **Large difference in wheel speeds:** Stop the motorcycle, switch off the ignition, and start it again. * **Malfunction in ABS:** Read out the ABS fault memory using the KTM diagnostics tool.
Why does my KTM Motorcycle engine have too little power?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine has too little power, here are some possible reasons: * **Air filter is very dirty:** Replace the air filter. * **Fuel filter is very dirty:** Check the fuel pressure. * **Defect in fuel injection system:** Read out the fault memory using the KTM diagnostics tool. * **Too little coolant:** Check the cooling system for leakage and the coolant level. * **Radiator fins very dirty:** Clean the radiator fins. * **Foam formation in cooling system:** Drain and refill/bleed the cooling system. * **Thermostat defective:** Check the thermostat.
Why is the engine diagnosis warning lamp (MIL) red on my KTM Motorcycle?
If the engine diagnosis warning lamp lights up red on your KTM Motorcycle, it indicates a defect in the fuel injection system. You should read out the fault memory using the KTM diagnostics tool.
What causes a KTM 390 Duke 2015 COL engine to overheat?
If your KTM Motorcycle engine overheats, it could be due to a defect in the radiator fan system. Check the radiator fan system.
Why aren't the headlight and parking light functioning on my KTM 390 Duke 2015 COL Motorcycle?
If the headlight and parking light on your KTM Motorcycle aren't working, the fuse 6 might be blown. Replace it.
Why aren't the turn signal, brake light, and horn functional on my KTM 390 Duke 2015 COL?
If the turn signal, brake light, and horn are not working on your KTM Motorcycle, it's possible that fuse 6 is blown. Replace the fuse.
General| Displacement | 373.2 cc |
|---|---|
| Transmission | 6-speed |
| Fuel System | Electronic fuel injection |
| Seat Height | 800 mm |
| Front Tire | 110/70 ZR17 |
| Rear Tire | 150/60 ZR17 |
| Rear Suspension | WP monoshock |
| Bore x Stroke | 89 mm x 60 mm |
| Compression Ratio | 12.6:1 |
| Starter | Electric |
| Frame | Steel trellis frame |
| Instrumentation | Digital LCD display |
| Engine Type | Single cylinder, 4-stroke |
| Power | 32 kW (44 hp) @ 9, 500 rpm |
| Torque | 35 Nm @ 7250 rpm |
| Weight | 139 kg (dry) |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 11 L |
| Front Brake | 300 mm disc, 4-piston caliper |
| Rear Brake | 230 mm disc, 1-piston caliper |
| Front Suspension | 43 mm WP upside-down fork |
| Ground Clearance | 185 mm |
Explains symbols for expected/unexpected reactions and specialist work.
Details the meaning of specific text formatting like proprietary and protected names.
Defines motorcycle use and outlines fundamental safety instructions.
Clarifies risk categories (Danger, Warning, Caution) and associated symbols.
Provides guidance for safe riding and emphasizes wearing protective gear.
Covers procedures for maintenance and responsible disposal of fluids and components.
Stresses the importance of reading and keeping the owner's manual accessible.
Outlines warranty terms, service schedule adherence, and authorized workshop needs.
Information on correct fluids, approved parts, and accessories.
Explains factors affecting component wear and the importance of service intervals.
Notes on manual illustrations and how to contact KTM customer support.
Identifies key parts of the motorcycle from the front left perspective.
Identifies key parts of the motorcycle from the rear right perspective.
Instructions for finding the vehicle's chassis number and type label.
Guidance on locating the engine number and finding the key number.
Details levers, grips, and buttons for clutch, brakes, throttle, lights, signals, and engine start/stop.
Instructions for using the ignition switch and locking the steering.
Comprehensive guide to the digital display, its menus, indicators, and settings.
Operation of fuel filler cap, seat lock, grab handles, footrests, shift lever, and side stand.
General advice, safety checks, and familiarization before the first ride.
Guidelines for the engine break-in period, including maximum engine speed.
Instructions on proper loading, weight limits, and handling characteristics.
Essential checks before every trip to ensure roadworthiness.
Step-by-step procedure for starting the engine, including safety features.
Guidance on moving off and changing gears smoothly and safely.
Instructions on effective braking techniques and stopping procedures.
Procedures for stopping, parking, locking, and switching off the vehicle.
Advice on safely securing the motorcycle for transportation.
Instructions for safe and correct refueling of the motorcycle.
Lists required maintenance checks and replacements at different mileage/time intervals.
Instructions for adjusting the spring preload on the rear shock absorber.
Guidance on adjusting the shift lever for optimal rider ergonomics.
Procedures for raising and lowering the motorcycle using front and rear wheel stands.
Steps for removing and reinstalling the passenger and main seats.
Procedures for checking, cleaning, and adjusting the drive chain and related components.
Steps for removing and reinstalling the front spoiler.
Explains how the Antilock Brake System (ABS) works and its limitations.
Procedures for inspecting brake discs and linings for wear and damage.
Instructions for checking brake fluid levels and adding fluid if necessary.
Guidance on checking and adjusting the free travel of the foot brake lever.
Step-by-step guide for removing and installing the front wheel assembly.
Step-by-step guide for removing and installing the rear wheel assembly.
Instructions for inspecting tires for damage, wear, and minimum tread depth.
Guidance on checking and maintaining correct tire air pressure.
Procedures for battery handling, installation, removal, and recharging.
Guides for replacing ABS fuses and individual power consumer fuses.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing headlight and parking light bulbs.
Procedures for checking and adjusting the headlight beam alignment and range.
Explains the function of the water pump, radiator cap, and compensating tank.
Instructions for checking coolant antifreeze and levels in the reservoir and radiator.
Procedures for draining, filling, and bleeding air from the cooling system.
Instructions for checking throttle grip play and adjusting the cable.
Guidance on checking clutch lever play and adjusting the cable.
Procedure for checking the engine oil level when the engine is warm.
Step-by-step guide for draining oil, replacing filter, and refilling oil.
Instructions for adding engine oil to the correct level.
Guidelines for cleaning the motorcycle, avoiding high-pressure jets and using correct cleaners.
Steps for preparing the motorcycle for winter and protecting against salt corrosion.
Steps for preparing the vehicle for storage, including fuel, fluids, and battery.
Procedures to follow when taking the motorcycle out of storage.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common issues with the motorcycle.
Detailed technical specifications for the engine, including dimensions and clearances.
Specific torque values for various engine screws and nuts.
Fluid capacities, chassis details, and electrical system component specifications.
Details on fork/shock absorber settings, and tire sizes/pressures.
Torque specifications for various chassis-related fasteners.
Details on recommended brake fluid types and coolant mixture ratios.
Information on recommended engine oil, fork oil, and fuel grades.
Guidance on fuel ethanol/methanol content and prohibited fuel types.
Lists recommended chain cleaner, lube, fuel additive, grease, cleaners, and polishes.
Explanation of the JASO T903 MA standard for motorcycle engine oils.
Explanation of SAE viscosity classes for oils.
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