Mirkz
New Member
Hey all,
Sorry to post another starting thread, had a read of a couple of other similar threads, but thought I'd get some fresh input.
My VT 5L has some trouble starting when the motor is warm.
When it's cold (ie. been sitting for a couple hours or so and cooled down/overnight etc), it'll start nicely pretty much every time, like it should.
However, after a bit of driving, pulling up to a shop or something for 10 mins and then jumping back into the car to start and go, it'll do various things.
Here's how it started.
When I first got the car, when starting warm, the car would turn over 2-3 times, but VERY slowly, and then it would fire and be fine.
Then it started to change, these days, it hardly seems to turn over very slowly.
More so when it's warm it'll turn over quickly, kind of like that normal whirring noise, but it'll keep going and going and going.
So I'll stop, turn it off, and try again, this time feathering the throttle, this gets it to EVENTUALLY kick over.
Can anyone suggest something to stop this if they've experienced something similar?
Thankyou!
Sorry to post another starting thread, had a read of a couple of other similar threads, but thought I'd get some fresh input.
My VT 5L has some trouble starting when the motor is warm.
When it's cold (ie. been sitting for a couple hours or so and cooled down/overnight etc), it'll start nicely pretty much every time, like it should.
However, after a bit of driving, pulling up to a shop or something for 10 mins and then jumping back into the car to start and go, it'll do various things.
Here's how it started.
When I first got the car, when starting warm, the car would turn over 2-3 times, but VERY slowly, and then it would fire and be fine.
Then it started to change, these days, it hardly seems to turn over very slowly.
More so when it's warm it'll turn over quickly, kind of like that normal whirring noise, but it'll keep going and going and going.
So I'll stop, turn it off, and try again, this time feathering the throttle, this gets it to EVENTUALLY kick over.
Can anyone suggest something to stop this if they've experienced something similar?
Thankyou!