M1000 turbo problems

sledhed88 · Jan 10, 2009

i havent had a chance to tear down yet, but i dont think it sqeeked. I only made it 20km down the trail today, everything was normal and then the O2 shot up and sled bogged and died out, shut off. Motor did not lock up at all, pulled pipe, couldnt see anything. Had compression. Put in new plugs.

Sled started right up, but only went about 200ft and same thing.

Didnt see anything leaking cut or anything, fuel pressure normal at idle. PLugs werent white, looked normal, bit wet.

Is there any sensor that could trip out or something?

i dont run the stock guage btw.

mtn_extreme · Jan 10, 2009

Where is your fuel sensor that used to go into your stock air box, did it come unplugged or giving a bad reading causing the ecu to spike more fuel? Sounds like a fat bogg.

sledhed88 · Jan 10, 2009

Um i dunno, i will look into that.. My only regret not building the motor myself, to get familar with everything. Keep the ideas coming, thanks guys

tm8 · Jan 11, 2009

What year 1000 is it? and what kit is it?

longhairfreak · Jan 11, 2009

Not enuff octane. you detonated your motor.

sledhed88 · Jan 11, 2009

longhairfreak said:
Not enuff octane. you detonated your motor.

I will know today, but i dont think so, cause i was only pushin a whole 2lbs up the trail.
08 M1000 built by shain.
Also wondering about fuel pressure.. Tyhe guage seemed to drop pressure way quicker than normaal when the sled was shut off. At idle it was normal but i couldnt see if it was dropping when i started moving

ccpowder · Jan 11, 2009

On my first ride out on my '09 TM1000, when I would let off the throttle my sled would die like this. I had the throttle a little too tight and the sensor on the flipper was killing the sled. Backed the cable off a little and never had a problem since, starts 1st pull and runs flawlessly.

Snowstar · Jan 11, 2009

Does it happen as you let off the throttle, steady throttle, full throttle? Can you duplicate it in your garage? The way you describe it sounds electrical, no motor problems. Check your throttle flipper switch like stated before.

sledhed88 · Jan 11, 2009

Ill check the flipper and try that..

doo-ski · Jan 12, 2009

problem

Had the same problem, as stated before my throttle was too tight. credit card thickness under the throttle nub

little_orange_cat · Jan 12, 2009

hey my sled did that yesterday and it wouldnt start so i pulled the plugs and pored some fuel in it and she started right up and ran fine the rest of the day im thinking there was just an air lock in the fuel line

sledhed88 · Jan 12, 2009

anybody with a twisted kit know where the above sensor could be found?

mtn_extreme · Jan 12, 2009

Coming out of your ecu box will be 2 wires with a blue (on mine) connecting clip. the sensor will connect there and it should be laying somewhere along your clear hose coming out of your ecu. Shain puts them somewhere around that vent for the turbo where it used to exit the stock exhaust.

m8matt · Jan 12, 2009

I had a fuse go on mine....kinda did the same thing. Loaded up with fuel and wouldn't run good. Replaced fuse....good to go!

sledhed88 · Jan 12, 2009

matt where was this fuse?

sledhed88 · Jan 12, 2009

has to be something electrical.. Just poured some fuel down and nothin, my o2 guage lite up tho as i pulled???

m8matt · Jan 12, 2009

sledhed88 said:
matt where was this fuse?

Mine is right beside the ecu......when it goes your speedo won't work.

ccpowder · Jan 12, 2009

Have you tried unplugging the temp sensor, I believe it is the yellow connection up near the steering. This seems to be a norm with Turbo"s, some guys put a switch to make it easy. Anyways, unplug it and start the sled, let it run for a minute and plug back in. I have only had to do this once, some guys I have seen do it everytime they start the sled.

sledhed88 · Jan 12, 2009

thats the only one i could see, it looks good. Seems i hyave no spark.. Could all 4coils go dead at once???

sledhed88 · Jan 12, 2009

Yes i have a temp switch.. Doesnt seem to be problem.. No spark

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