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  • #16
    Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

    Originally posted by JN8304 View Post
    I have few questions/clarification on the 2017 D390 and hope that you will help out a fellow rider with them:
    1) what is the coolant quantity
    2) where is the battery located and what is its voltage/wattage
    3) How many oil pumps are used in the engine
    4) And how many oil pumps keep the stator coil wet/running
    There not much of a change wrt the core engine internals on the 2017 duke 390.

    1. The coolant capacity is approx 1.1 litre
    2. Battery is located under the rider seat (same as earlier 390)
    3 & 4. Same oil pump configuration as the earlier 390 - google for the 'self study manual/SSM duke 390' and 'workshop manual' on the 390. Here is a link to these documents: Check page 19 of the SSM for lubrication circuit.


    If you find some information contrary to what I've posted, please clarify.. would help everyone.

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    • #17
      2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

      Thank you s1d! At this time I don't have any other written or printed resource to compare and share my observations. In case I come across something contrary to the above, I'll put it up here for the benefit of everyone.
      [MENTION=19687]hackergaurav[/MENTION]: sorry for hijacking your thread.

      Cheers!
      JN

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      • #18
        Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

        Originally posted by JN8304 View Post
        [MENTION=19687]hackergaurav[/MENTION]: sorry for hijacking your thread.

        Cheers!
        JN
        Hahaha, not at all dear, everything which is related with bikes is great.

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        • #19
          Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

          Strangely somehow got an issue with ECU after today's ride twice. After today's ride when I reached back home the bike got turned off while parking and when I tried to turn it on again it didn't started and gave ECU error on the screen. I am uploading the video also, as luckily I was recording when I faced this issue. Started doubting about the Engine Control Unit (computer) after today's ride. You can check the video at YouTube search for hackergaurav without space. Will raise this issue and her the bikes ECU checked at first service, hope to get a replacement under warranty of its really faulty. But then again don't know when it will be available.

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          • #20
            Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

            Originally posted by JN8304 View Post
            Congratulations on the beast hackergaurav!! Wishing you happy miles with smiles [emoji4]


            2) where is the battery located and what is its voltage/wattage


            Cheers!
            JN
            Battery is located below the seat
            Will check and tell the watts and other answers

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            • #21
              Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

              Originally posted by hackergaurav View Post
              Strangely somehow got an issue with ECU after today's ride twice.
              It breaks heart when a new bike starts behaving weird. KTM could have easily ironed out every single issue after almost 3 years of D390 experience.

              Lets hope it's not a major problem though. But I think after such thorough testing, how on Earth does a manufacturer miss out these little errors.
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              • #22
                Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                Originally posted by chiragsthakur View Post
                It breaks heart when a new bike starts behaving weird. KTM could have easily ironed out every single issue after almost 3 years of D390 experience.

                Lets hope it's not a major problem though. But I think after such thorough testing, how on Earth does a manufacturer miss out these little errors.
                Yes Chirag, On a new model where a lot of features controlled by ECU, its really scary to see ECU not working. Luckily it happened when I reached back home, If it would have happened in middle of road, It would have been a real bad story to tell altogether. As the Bike doesn't even start when ECU fails. Now lets just hope that whatever more problems have to be detected, they get detected soon and fixed in guarantee period. Availability of spares for new model will also be another question.

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                • #23
                  Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                  Originally posted by hackergaurav View Post
                  Yes Chirag, On a new model where a lot of features controlled by ECU, its really scary to see ECU not working. Luckily it happened when I reached back home, If it would have happened in middle of road, It would have been a real bad story to tell altogether. As the Bike doesn't even start when ECU fails. Now lets just hope that whatever more problems have to be detected, they get detected soon and fixed in guarantee period. Availability of spares for new model will also be another question.
                  Your video isn't clear & doesn't provide much information apart from showing the bike not starting a couple of times but starts up subsequently. Either mention the error message that came up on the console or post a clear pic so It might help us better understand what it could possibly be.
                  In most cases it is not the ECU that goes bad, rather some sensor/engine parameters that trigger an error code.

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                  • #24
                    Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                    Originally posted by s1d View Post
                    Your video isn't clear & doesn't provide much information apart from showing the bike not starting a couple of times but starts up subsequently. Either mention the error message that came up on the console or post a clear pic so It might help us better understand what it could possibly be.
                    In most cases it is not the ECU that goes bad, rather some sensor/engine parameters that trigger an error code.
                    Yes coz it was dark at night, The error cant be readable in video,

                    So I went for a ride in evening, Total ride may be of approx 40 - 45 kms, Reached back home and after city driving when I left the bike on idle radiator fan turned on( Quite normal with KTM Duke) Checked the temp meter it was showing normal (Half, it always remains at half after initial warm up) While parking the bike inside Bike got turned off due to low rev and leaving clutch, Suddenly Low oil light glows up and within seconds a red banner popped up from below saying " ECU not working" Turned off the ignition to reset ECU and turned on again, it started normally, Just to ensure tried turning off and on couple of times and Again got ECU not working banner, with Low oil light and temp meter reached full all of a sudden Tried starting the bike and it didn't start, Tried putting Side stand, but warning didn't came up for side stand. Restarted ignition key and showing again normal temp but low oil light still glows, Revved the bike a little and the low oil light also goes away. To me it Seems like a failure of Oil level gauge. Rest probably be figured out at first service when they will connect for errors.

                    Here is shorter version video of only the moment of problem

                    After a short ride while parking the bike, Bike got turned off and Oil low light glows up, Cranked and bike started again got the ECU not working banner pop...

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                    • #25
                      Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                      Originally posted by hackergaurav View Post
                      So I went for a ride in evening, Total ride may be of approx 40 - 45 kms, Reached back home and after city driving when I left the bike on idle radiator fan turned on( Quite normal with KTM Duke) Checked the temp meter it was showing normal (Half, it always remains at half after initial warm up) While parking the bike inside Bike got turned off due to low rev and leaving clutch, Suddenly Low oil light glows up and within seconds a red banner popped up from below saying " ECU not working" Turned off the ignition to reset ECU and turned on again, it started normally, Just to ensure tried turning off and on couple of times and Again got ECU not working banner, with Low oil light and temp meter reached full all of a sudden Tried starting the bike and it didn't start, Tried putting Side stand, but warning didn't came up for side stand. Restarted ignition key and showing again normal temp but low oil light still glows, Revved the bike a little and the low oil light also goes away. To me it Seems like a failure of Oil level gauge. Rest probably be figured out at first service when they will connect for errors.
                      It could be due to a faulty oil pressure sensor (or a one off bad reading). Did it say verbatim "ecu not working" ? Surprised that it throws up such as error.
                      I'd advice you head to the svc asap, and have their diag tool connected to troubleshoot further.

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                      • #26
                        Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                        Originally posted by hackergaurav View Post
                        Yes coz it was dark at night, The error cant be readable in video,

                        So I went for a ride in evening, Total ride may be of approx 40 - 45 kms, Reached back home and after city driving when I left the bike on idle radiator fan turned on( Quite normal with KTM Duke) Checked the temp meter it was showing normal (Half, it always remains at half after initial warm up) While parking the bike inside Bike got turned off due to low rev and leaving clutch, Suddenly Low oil light glows up and within seconds a red banner popped up from below saying " ECU not working" Turned off the ignition to reset ECU and turned on again, it started normally, Just to ensure tried turning off and on couple of times and Again got ECU not working banner, with Low oil light and temp meter reached full all of a sudden Tried starting the bike and it didn't start, Tried putting Side stand, but warning didn't came up for side stand. Restarted ignition key and showing again normal temp but low oil light still glows, Revved the bike a little and the low oil light also goes away. To me it Seems like a failure of Oil level gauge. Rest probably be figured out at first service when they will connect for errors.

                        Here is shorter version video of only the moment of problem

                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-rT97u5APc
                        Hi Bro. Sorry to hear this problem in such a new vehicle. i had a similar problem with my 2012 DUKE 200 . I got the whole meter itself changed it was not under warranty and i had to pay Rs 6500. i had all the errors that is showing for you. So anyway take it to the service station ASAP and get it checked.

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                        • #27
                          Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                          Originally posted by hackergaurav View Post
                          Yes coz it was dark at night, The error cant be readable in video,

                          So I went for a ride in evening, Total ride may be of approx 40 - 45 kms, Reached back home and after city driving when I left the bike on idle radiator fan turned on( Quite normal with KTM Duke) Checked the temp meter it was showing normal (Half, it always remains at half after initial warm up) While parking the bike inside Bike got turned off due to low rev and leaving clutch, Suddenly Low oil light glows up and within seconds a red banner popped up from below saying " ECU not working" Turned off the ignition to reset ECU and turned on again, it started normally, Just to ensure tried turning off and on couple of times and Again got ECU not working banner, with Low oil light and temp meter reached full all of a sudden Tried starting the bike and it didn't start, Tried putting Side stand, but warning didn't came up for side stand. Restarted ignition key and showing again normal temp but low oil light still glows, Revved the bike a little and the low oil light also goes away. To me it Seems like a failure of Oil level gauge. Rest probably be figured out at first service when they will connect for errors.

                          Here is shorter version video of only the moment of problem
                          Though it is imperative to take your motorcycle to your nearest SVC. Here's what I can speculate. The reason why the ECU NOT WORKING is thrown, unlike the earlier ones where a certain code is displayed (though it still didn't make sense) the newer one perhaps just throws this "ENW" as a generic format for all errors. What I would like you to do is, check your engine oil level. Check if it stays on the right markings on the window. Secondly, it might be as simple as a loose connector somewhere or some improperly torqued ground nut/bolts, so let's not rule that out of the equation too. Many a times, a loose connector or a blown fuse is all that's the culprit.

                          With that out of the way, I'd suggest you to check your engine oil, the console itself and all the wiring that goes with it for proper fitment. This should be interesting. Keep us abreast.

                          Cheers!
                          VJ
                          Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
                          The girl said, 'NO!'


                          And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


                          THE END

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                          • #28
                            Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                            Originally posted by hackergaurav View Post
                            Strangely somehow got an issue with ECU after today's ride twice. After today's ride when I reached back home the bike got turned off while parking and when I tried to turn it on again it didn't started and gave ECU error on the screen. I am uploading the video also, as luckily I was recording when I faced this issue. Started doubting about the Engine Control Unit (computer) after today's ride. You can check the video at YouTube search for hackergaurav without space. Will raise this issue and her the bikes ECU checked at first service, hope to get a replacement under warranty of its really faulty. But then again don't know when it will be available.
                            Seems the other owner also got this problem, for once or twice I guess he also stated that after continuous riding it went off.

                            its just worrying, hope it doesn't happen with all bikes.

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                            • #29
                              Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                              Originally posted by 44horses View Post
                              Seems the other owner also got this problem, for once or twice I guess he also stated that after continuous riding it went off.

                              its just worrying, hope it doesn't happen with all bikes.

                              Can you point out which other owner? I'll like to message him regarding this.

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                              • #30
                                Re: 2017 Duke 390 Owners Reviews and Experiences

                                Ya please let us know
                                I have made the payment too :-/.
                                Originally posted by 44horses View Post
                                Seems the other owner also got this problem, for once or twice I guess he also stated that after continuous riding it went off.

                                its just worrying, hope it doesn't happen with all bikes.
                                Yamaha RX135 (1998) - Stolen

                                Yamaha R15 V2 - Composure redefined

                                KTM Duke 390 2017

                                Youtube: CT39T

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