Anyone have any problems doing "12 o'clock" wheelies on the 700xx? When you get really tall wheelies going the engine stalls out. I assume it's a roll over detector triggering. Anyone have any input on this?
i never have a problem with the engine stalling. mine seems to pull to the right most of the time on dirt because tires dont get equal traction. it tracks straight in grass pastures and the asphalt though.
yeah mine will stall like that too,going real slow doing a wheelie or just on all 4 wheels. i think mine does more when i am playing with the gas like feathering the gas. seems like it floods out at slow speed. the throttle body must shoot too much gas in there under those circumstances.
I have a similar problem doing wheelies or going up steep hills at high RPM. Any time the quad is at an angle for longer than 10 seconds it sputters and cuts out. I never had this problem until I put my FMF programmer on and now it happens all of the time (mainly because I always am doing wheelies or going up steep hills at the dunes). At first I thought it wasn't getting enough fuel at a certain RPM, however on flat ground I can hold it wide open forever without an issue. The second I start going up hill for a certain duration at a high rpm it stalls. The more I am reading on various posts sounds like my programmer. Unfortunately I have a Power Bomb header pipe and I won't run without it so looking to get another programmer possibly as FMF apparently had a bad batch they are not owning up to. Just to be sure I went back to stock exhaust and removed the programmer and didn't have the problem.
with my PC3, it never stalls out doing wheelies, or steep hill climbs. I can ride a wheelie down the road for quite a distance with no problems with the fuel. Maybe some other physical problems, mainly cuz I just left a bar and am all full from a couple of burgers
My quad is totaly stock and it will cut out if I ride a wheely to long. I can climb any dune and have no probs. Lokking to get an EHS programer and see if that will fix it.
One thing you can be sure of: It's not your "bank angel sensor"... that only trips on a roll over... side to side. It will trip @ 70-74 degrees (yes, I've done it) The sensor can be reset by; getting quad back on all 4s, turn key off for a couple seconds... turn key back on and start quad.
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