I got my M3W registered in Italy only 3 days ago, this was my first weekend with it. We have been having 3 weeks of sun in Northern Italy and today we had 23 degrees (there were 16 degrees C already at 9 am): gourgeous day for a ride, plenty on thumbs up from people...drove my kids to school...so nice ! I stopped at tue traffic light next to a Porsche, I am very sure I was having more fun !
I once stopped next to a black 911 Turbo with a bunch of kids in the back. He rolled down his window and said, with a big smile: they all took a quick vote - yours is cooler than mine.
>> does anyone use a starter spray when his 3Wheeler was resting for some weeks in the garage?
Austrian I had to use starter spray when I was having sensor & ECU issues but otherwise no. I tip given by the mechanic fixing mine, switch on the ignition till you hear the fuel pump cut out, turn off & repeat twice more then start. This does seem to make a difference to mine from cold start.
TimG: thank you for your proposal. Seems to make a lot of sense as I got the impression there is just no fuel in the lines when the M3W was resting weeks in the garage.
Perfect weather, will be out today collecting smiles...
Hannes once: Green M3W; 2013 now: Red 4/4 Sport; 2011 and some practical cars for use in real life
>> does anyone use a starter spray when his 3Wheeler was resting for some weeks in the garage?
Austrian I had to use starter spray when I was having sensor & ECU issues but otherwise no. I tip given by the mechanic fixing mine, switch on the ignition till you hear the fuel pump cut out, turn off & repeat twice more then start. This does seem to make a difference to mine from cold start.
Tim
That's interesting. My wee girl seems to spin over for several uncomfortable seconds on the starter before firing up & this may help. It never fails to start, just gives the impression that it knows better than you..