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by Rex_tulips - 30/07/25 07:59 PM
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Hello all,
I just pulled out of the garage my lovely Three Wheeler for a ride after few months.
Low batt, then a bit slow to fire in this cold weather...eventually it started and I took place for a short tour.
The engine struggled a bit to rev' up but I thought it is still cold and didn't run for some time so I continued, then I saw the engine warning light coming up when I release the throttle above 2500rpm.
The car was running smooth and sounded good, so I decided to continue driving it...
The other issue I noted was the engine being "choked" if I kick down the throttle at reasonably low rev.
I am thinking about a lambda sensor issue, what do you think ?
Any similar problem ?
The ride was around 10 minutes, so I may need to run it longer ?
Last edited by Kaou; 29/12/14 05:04 PM.
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When you say "cold weather" would it be cold enough to ice up any of the inlet system? It happened to me a couple of years back when I took the Three Wheeler out on New Years day.
I don't think Lambda sensors normally give too much trouble.
Paul
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Thank you for sharing the feedback PaulJ.
It was -6°C so it could ice something yes...
I found some thread on the forum talking about a faulty ECU showing engine warning light when the driver stop accelerating.
I will try to acces the diagnostic with ProTune II tomorrow.
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could be old fuel.do you use 95 or98?Once,after filling wiv 95,warning light came on,& some uneven running.I drained tank& put in 98.after 5km,light went out.always use 98 now,though problem could hav been poor fuel.
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I'm just returning from a short roundtrip with the M3W.
It's -4 degrees and the starting process was time consuming. Took 3 longer attemts to get the engine running. I was already afraid the battery may not have enough capacity, but the battery was strong. No problem with the oil or cold air. I use 98 oktan petrol.
Was fun to drive but on the slippery roads I had to be careful to keep the rear wheel on track...
Last edited by The Austrian; 30/12/14 02:23 PM.
Hannes
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Thanks you guys for sharing, tomorrow I will run it again to see... On a longer attempt.
I run on 98...
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Mine is light since 10000 km
I ll try to Switch of when i ll go to my dealer
But the MTW run very Well
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Mine is light since 10000 km
I ll try to Switch of when i ll go to my dealer
But the MTW run very Well You ran the MTW for 10.000km without going to the dealer/ having no problems???
Hannes
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Yes i do all the services by myself
No problem
I changed oil twice ( bevel box And engine )
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