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Karmakazi 08-28-2011 05:39 PM

954 oil pressure/idle problem
 
About a three weeks ago I started revamping my 954. I put in a new clutch, new plugs, new chain and sprockets, and new oil/filter. The cam chain tensioner was ticking so I replaced it too. I put everything back together and fired her up and it ran an idled fine. About an hour later I went to take it for a spin, fire it up, and the idle is way too low (barely running) until I revved her up a little bit. Shortley after, the oil light started flashing then went solid before I turned it off. Anyone have experience with this??? Idk if it's a bad sensor or it really has no oil pressure. I'm scared!!

Conrice 08-28-2011 07:20 PM

red light? or oil light?

you can idle it up, there's an adjustment screw that comes off of the throttle bodies, look below the frame by the servo motor, you'll see a knob that can turn both ways, thats the idle adjuster.

as far as a bad sensor, it could be a bad one, but i wouldn't count that as being it. unfortunately, the only real way to tell is to hook up an oil pressure test gauge to the oil line right before the sensor (you'll see a bolt that screws into the motor directly above the clutch)

Karmakazi 08-31-2011 06:37 PM

Thanks man, your suspicion was right, it was the Fi light not the oil light. I wasn't paying very close attention. Ended up that the MAP sensor hose was disconnected from the air box; Plugged it in and voila, fixed. I appreciate your response.

Conrice 09-01-2011 11:36 AM

good deal man, glad to hear it worked out.

Omaha rider 09-06-2011 09:36 AM


Originally Posted by Karmakazi (Post 1095685)
Thanks man, your suspicion was right, it was the Fi light not the oil light. I wasn't paying very close attention. Ended up that the MAP sensor hose was disconnected from the air box; Plugged it in and voila, fixed. I appreciate your response.

Exactly what happened to me. The MAP sensor vacuum hose was unplugged from the airbox. Funny that you thought the light was the oil light though lol.

Conrice 09-06-2011 09:13 PM

on most bikes, the red light IS the oil light. the 954 was the first bike i ever had where it was different.


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