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Ok bro! I'll check and updateOriginally posted by B7ACKTHORN View PostCheck your fan relay and make sure your engine coolant temperature sensor is checked. Faulty fan relay or coolant temp sensor will cause such issues.
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VJ
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Check your fan relay and make sure your engine coolant temperature sensor is checked. Faulty fan relay or coolant temp sensor will cause such issues.Originally posted by dryfield_scarecrow View Post
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VJ
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Same problem here,did you find the solution? I thought my CDI coil is not working and that's why radiator fan is working continuously and so I changed the CDI but the problem still persists,please reply if you find the solutionOriginally posted by B7ACKTHORN View PostCan you be a bit more specific. The bike stalls intermittently only when the radiator fan kicks in or irrespective of whether the radiator fan kicks in or not, the bike stalls randomly?
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If your fan is operational continuously, on normal operating temp or right after start up, check two things. Your coolant temperature sensor and fan relay. If your coolant temp sensor is faulty, your fan would be running like there's no tomorrow. The same would be true for a stuck or a faulty relay, where it just keeps on spinning to glory. Get them both inspected first and keep your observations posted.Originally posted by Manoj Sivaraman View Post
Just as other Bhpian mentioned, your oil pressure sensor might be faulty leading to faulty reading on the dashboard. Replace the faulty sensor and see if it solves the issue. Still potholes or bad roads shouldn't cause it to work properly, that itself means it's faulty. Next time the SVC guys say these lame excuses, tell them the joke is on them.Originally posted by sahil.paul.636 View Post
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VJ
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Well yeah. I don't know what is wrong with these people. They just can't figure out a simple issue. Hope they don't mess up my bike😖.Originally posted by kany1991 View PostLeave a comment:
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I asked for this in service centre, they told me to drop my bike in service centre and that they'll check and replace the- "oil temperature sensor" as according to them the low oil pressure light can come due to faulty oil temperature sensor.Originally posted by kany1991 View PostReplace oil pressure switch
And when i asked them about oil pressure switch they said the oil pressure switch and oil temperature sensor are same thing.😫Leave a comment:
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It has been always my dream to own a pulsar ns200. Now that I own one it has become a nightmare. From the last 3 months I have been facing an issue where randomly anytime the low oil pressure light comes on. The oil level is ok. The light is not having any specific pattern as such. It comes on whenever it wants. It can come on after riding 5-10km or it might not be there even if I ride 100km. Just 5000 km on the odo. The ignorant people in service centre just giving lame excuses like- "The oil is not getting warm enough, the oil might be shifting only to one side, this might be due to potholes as the bike goes into potholes the oil doesn't reach sensor and it shows low oil pressure". I mean What the f**k is this service that bajaj is providing. Anybody else facing same issue? Or can anyone give me a solution for this issue?Leave a comment:
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Bike refused to start once at cold engine. When cranking the radiator fan kicked in and was running until I turned the key off.Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View PostCan you be a bit more specific. The bike stalls intermittently only when the radiator fan kicks in or irrespective of whether the radiator fan kicks in or not, the bike stalls randomly?
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VJ
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Mine is a carbureted model.Originally posted by kiran2508 View Post
The issues is even if temperature sensor is busted. I guess when it's output goes haywire I should get a hi temp warning on console. No such warnings.
This occurs randomly.
Once happened at cold engine.
Once bike stalled by itself no warnings.Leave a comment:
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Did this issue start after Removal of Fuel Tank? if yes then most probably your Fuel Pipe is the culprit, being clogged between Tank and Chassis.Originally posted by Manoj Sivaraman View Post
Ask A mechanic to re install your Fuel Tank taking care of fuel pipe this time.
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I think his bike is carb. He should be getting a coolant high temperature warning light (?). Problem with sensor, fan relay or wiring.Originally posted by kiran2508 View PostLast edited by ashwanth.r; 03-11-2020, 10:35 PM.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Manoj Sivaraman View PostI am guessing your Coolant temperature sensor is busted, it is reporting false high temperature to ECU. ECU cuts off power to engine once it reads very high temperature. Hence the stalls.Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post
ECU is also preventing the engine from starting as a fail safe mechanism to save the Engine damage after multiple self start attempts .
Also keeping ON the fan so that it is expecting temperature to go down, but since temp sensor is busted it's always reporting high temps and fan stays ON always.
Get the sensor checked and battery to start with first.Leave a comment:
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