raptor idol
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my raptors idol is set high enough to run, but sometimes when i ride it, it likes to stall, i have no clue why it is doing this and it is getting very annoying, it usually happens when i pull the clutch in from going up hills or riding, and sometimes when i ride its completely fine other then the stupid tranny, anyone had this problem, whats wrong and how much will it cost?
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Does it happen only when you have the clutch pulled in?
It could be that your clutch is going out. Have you ever replaced the OEM clutch? It could be heating up to the point that it is not letting it fully disengage, and then it is still putting a load on the engine even with the clutch pulled in.
Something to think about I guess.
It could be that your clutch is going out. Have you ever replaced the OEM clutch? It could be heating up to the point that it is not letting it fully disengage, and then it is still putting a load on the engine even with the clutch pulled in.
Something to think about I guess.
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You need a digital meter with a amp clamp. Mac tools has a good one. There is a rpm setting on the meter and you clamp lead on to your spark plug cable in the direction of flow. The arrow points toward the plug. Fire up your bike and the meter will read your rpm,s. To buy a meter for this purpose would be useless but any automotive shop or dealer should have one.