2015 m6000 153 choppy throttle response.

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killerrf

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• Jan 4, 2018

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Like the title says. If you are smooth with throttle it doesn’t do it but hitting drifts for example on and off throttle quickly it wants to hesitate bad. Odd time it wont hesitate but rare. This is a new leftover with 5 miles on it now. Don’t know if it has something to do with breaking in. Did see a post about an accumulator on fuel rail on newer 600s. Wonder if cat would update that or is there an update for that? For a mountain sled that isn’t rideable like that.


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pe4me

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• Jan 6, 2018

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I have an 8000 that does similar things. The worst case was it needed plugs, mine has dual. The research I have found points to TSS a switch that can stutter the ignition and lead to a boggy condition and various other fuel conditions. It is a PITA, frustrating and got me stuck a few times.
On the gas it will clean out and run awesome? The harder you ride it the better it runs?

 

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• Jan 6, 2018

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Normal?

That's how my 2017 6000 is. I do think it gets better after breakin, so hopefully you see the same. At 560 miles I still notice it, but not much. Maybe I compensate with the throttle control unconsciously, but not sure. I think the solution is the new fuel rail dampener, but I don't want to spend the time or money on it for now. For a 600 though, it is impressive what it can do. There have been some ecu updates since 2015, so you might want make sure the programing is current.

 

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kiliki

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• Jan 6, 2018

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one of two thing your throttle cable is too tight or your tss is bad. make sure you have the thickness of a credit card in cable slack before throttle cable gets pulled or open the throttle block and behind the pivot pin of the flipper you can unplug the tss. if you keep it unplugged put on a tether!

 

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killerrf

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• Jan 6, 2018

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Ok thanks for replies. Will have to check out a few things.


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