What makes a car stall in warm weather?
The stalling may result from a fuel or a sensor related problem. The timing of a stall is never convenient, and can be dangerous. A vehicle can stall anywhere. Have the problem checked out after the first occurrence. The Hall Effect sensor can be the source of a stalling problem.
Why does my car stall after a long ride?
After riding a while and it is hot it will stall at idle but starts back up with no problem. It just will not idle. It will also return to normal and idle fine after stopping for lunch. It sometimes is fine for the rest of the ride. Any Ideas? Check for trouble codes. A failing sensor will often “act up” when warm/hot.
Why does my Harley Davidson stall when I idle?
It always starts easily when cold and idles well, but after a few minutes, if I’m idling awhile to get out of my driveway, the idle will fall and the engine will threaten to stall. If it does stall it’s hard to get started again, I have to give it a little throttle to get it to start and stay running.
What to do when your Harley starts stalling?
Start the bike cold. Mist the intake flanges with brake cleaner. If your bike’s idle drops, or the engine stalls, you have an intake leak. If this is the case, replace the intake seals along with the front & rear intake flanges. If the bike passes the intake test; have the dealer or your mechanic scan the m/c for possible codes.
The stalling may result from a fuel or a sensor related problem. The timing of a stall is never convenient, and can be dangerous. A vehicle can stall anywhere. Have the problem checked out after the first occurrence. The Hall Effect sensor can be the source of a stalling problem.
After riding a while and it is hot it will stall at idle but starts back up with no problem. It just will not idle. It will also return to normal and idle fine after stopping for lunch. It sometimes is fine for the rest of the ride. Any Ideas? Check for trouble codes. A failing sensor will often “act up” when warm/hot.
What causes a Harley Davidson engine to stall?
A: Bob, the most common reason a m/c will act this way is because of an intake leak. Start the bike cold. Mist the intake flanges with brake cleaner. If your bike’s idle drops, or the engine stalls, you have an intake leak.
Start the bike cold. Mist the intake flanges with brake cleaner. If your bike’s idle drops, or the engine stalls, you have an intake leak. If this is the case, replace the intake seals along with the front & rear intake flanges. If the bike passes the intake test; have the dealer or your mechanic scan the m/c for possible codes.