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  • #16
    Originally posted by mayank.travadi View Post
    are you sure?
    my console sometimes shows 2 bars and soemtimes 3 bars

    when it shows 2 bars the reserve light glows...

    i know you can never trust the reserve light...

    when i got delivery of my bike it showed no bars and reserve light ON and i rode about 5 km and filled 4 litres of petrol...

    after 72 km it shows 2 bars and the reserve light....

    if it hits reserve at no bars all my mileage calcs are wrong....well just a rough calc and not reseree to reserve or tankfull to tank full

    any idea how much petrol the showroom guys give at delivery??
    Till date whenever my bike has hit reserve, I've never had any bar on the fuel gauge. Rather my bike hits reserve about 5-10kms after the bars disappear.
    Yes the reserve light when there are two bars. And sometimes if I switch off the console and restart it, the light goes off. Yes, never trust the light or the fuel gauge.

    The dealers don't give any fixed quantity of petrol, it may vary from .5 lts to 2 lts.
    I got .5 lts at the time of delivery.

    Till on what basis do you switch to reserve...console or the engine gasping?
    Next time try not switching to to reserve until your bike gasps/jerks for fuel.


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    • #17
      no no i have never turned to reserve yet..i am only at 83km and when i took my delivery the bike was about 11 or 12 km on odo(no fuel bars and the reserve light blinking and petrol knob on reserve)...i filled 4 litres and now its on 2 bars with reserve light blinking...

      my frnd had a 220 and his bike showed no petrol when there was about 4-5 litres of petrol has the reserve light showing...so i guess its the bajaj trademark of faulty reserve which we'll have to live with...

      i'll change to reserve only when the bike gasps for fuel....

      today i thought i hit reserve and there were 2 bars but then realized i forgot to turn the knob to "ON" :P
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      • #18
        Originally posted by myth2104 View Post
        Till date whenever my bike has hit reserve, I've never had any bar on the fuel gauge. Rather my bike hits reserve about 5-10kms after the bars disappear.
        Yes the reserve light when there are two bars. And sometimes if I switch off the console and restart it, the light goes off. Yes, never trust the light or the fuel gauge.
        On my NS, the reserve light comes on at 3 bars and reserve is reached at 2 bars. It varies from bike to bike.
        We are so busy watching out for what\'s just ahead of us, that we don\'t take time to enjoy where we are ~ Bill Watterson

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Red_Redemption View Post
          On my NS, the reserve light comes on at 3 bars and reserve is reached at 2 bars. It varies from bike to bike.
          You're the first owner I'v come across whose low fuel level indicator comes on at 3 bars! All others (whom i know) have it when two bars are left. But again...the digital fuel gauge is very mis-leading.


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          • #20
            Pulsar 200 NS Acceleration problem

            Hi!

            I am having a very frustrating problem / issue with my NS.

            The bike is 60 days / 5400 kms and is due for servicing soon.

            Since the last 1500 kms or so, the engine has become very rough.... and the acceleration has also become very weak. It accelerates like a 100cc till about 7500 rpm, after which it gathers a bit of pace. Till about 3800-4000 kms, I was able to clock 148 kmph top on a daily basis, but since that time the acceleration has dropped, the bike takes ages to reach even 130 kmph. It also feels under powered, and is hardly accelerating in top gear. I took it to the service station but, they simply adjusted the ration and cleaned the air filter, with NO result / improvement. Instead, it has started to heat up too much, and knocks like crazy in 2nd and 3rd gear when it heats up with a further fall in acceleration.

            I have made no mods to the bike till now, and am using the Bajaj engine oil.

            Any suggestion guys about what could be the problem / issue...???

            Also, anybody here using FS oil from Castrol / Motul.
            Please share your feedback about the same.

            Cheers!
            Four wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul.
            A zest for living must include a willingness to die. ~ R.A. Heinlein

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            • #21
              Originally posted by ysingh View Post
              Instead, it has started to heat up too much, and knocks like crazy in 2nd and 3rd gear when it heats up with a further fall in acceleration. Cheers!
              Sounds to me like,ur AFR ratio is a bit lean... And reagarding engine roughness..chk your oil level and top up if necessary.. Engine oil n AFR are the main possible culprits for such problems.. Gud luk..
              If u can't explain it to a six year old; You don't understand it yourself!!

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              • #22
                Originally posted by hgaaditya View Post
                Sounds to me like,ur AFR ratio is a bit lean... And reagarding engine roughness..chk your oil level and top up if necessary.. Engine oil n AFR are the main possible culprits for such problems.. Gud luk..

                Hi Aditya,

                Thank you for the reply.

                Will get these done at the 5000 Km (already over due!!) service.
                Four wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul.
                A zest for living must include a willingness to die. ~ R.A. Heinlein

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