What app is this to see the revs etc etc? Is that a different ECU to be able to have that?

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

No mate, standard ECU and just used the 6 pin connector that is either under the ECU or poking in to the air box. The app is called Car Scanner which was free. I bought the wireless OBD2 scanner and 6 pin CANBUS lead from Amazon The links are below if you want to have a look. The scanner does both IOS and Android but I believe some cheaper versions of the same thing are iOS or Android and not both. With the CANBUS to 6 pin cable, have a read up to see if it fits your bike, I think I took a gamble on the lead in the link down below but it worked so it was all good because I think most 6 pin connectors are the same. Hope this helps 👍🏻 Foseal OBD2 Scanner WIFI Auto... www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B077F8F6TB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share OBD 6Pin Diagnostic Adapter for... www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07VQQ3CHJ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

@ollie6512

2 жыл бұрын

@@MALVSMACHINE thanks for that information mate! I haven't got a TPI yet I currently am rocking a 2002 KTM 200 exc dinosaur but hope to get myself a TPI either KTM or husky soon :)

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

@@ollie6512 no problem at all mate, i’m always happy to help where I can👍🏻. Awesome stuff, you won’t regret it. If you can, keep hold of that KTM, it’s a great bike and will only start going up in value in the future, the same way the old RM and KX bikes have over recent years 👌🏻.

@ollie6512

2 жыл бұрын

@@MALVSMACHINE yeah ive definitely thought about doing this if I'm honest!

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

@@ollie6512 good man 👌🏻

Great advice, and it could save a trip to the dealer!

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

Thanks very much! That’s what I hope, get everyone back riding as soon as they can without spending their money at the dealership 👍🏻

Nice one for uploading this!!

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

No problem at all mate, I wanted to put it out there because people are going straight to messing with their throttle body screws instead of sorting the sensors. I’ve got a few videos in the making at the moment to try and offer an objective view on the Way these bikes run.

Cracking vid. Good subtitles too, I like to read while I'm watching videos 😙

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

What language did you have on?

@ojcrook1340

2 жыл бұрын

Greek. I was going to do Spanish but thought I may as well learn Greek and this video would be the best place to start. 😆

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

@@ojcrook1340 wise choice mate 🤘🏻

Cracking vid mate .

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers buddy! I find it odd how people throw money at their bike instead of investigating the problem 😄

Awesome Mal! I be keeping check on those when my 2022 ktm 250 exc arrives next week mate. I’m subscribed for more top tips 😉👍

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

Hi Marshall, thanks mate! Ah great stuff, hope you have fun on it, I’ll do my best to offer what I can 😄👍🏻. I’ve just rebuilt the rear brake master cylinder so will put a vid up to hopefully help fellow riders in future. I’ve only just started to get back in to making KZread vids again so grateful for the support, thanks!

Thanks for this!

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

No problem at all 👍🏻

Sounds quality now. 👌

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

It does indeed, proper easy to do as well! No BS idle screw mod needed either, I really feel sorry for people who splash the cash on that thing.

Nice one! everyone loves an quick, easy and free fix too

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers matey! There are videos out there that are making people believe they should butcher their throttle body and put a big screw on it to fix the issue - I’m just going through some more footage to hopefully give people more information on the subject to try and stop them from butchering their bike and clean it instead 😄

Thank you .

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

No problem, hope it helps 👍🏻

My 2019 tpi started doing this after the wettest/muddiest enduro I've ever done, previously it ran like a dream with the TPS update/head. I actually already purchased a replacement CCPS but will try out your fix before and report back.

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Hiya mate, thanks for the comment. Sounds similar to what happened with mine, lots of mud and deep puddles, and then the bike was not happy. It’ll be great to hear back from you as the more information we get on these bikes and their issues, the better. I made this vid to hopefully save people money so I really hope this works for you - at least you’ll have a spare sensor if the cleaning out of the tray and sensors makes things run well 😄👍🏻.

@bikesbeersbeats

2 жыл бұрын

@@MALVSMACHINE I broke the brass screw off when putting it back into the engine (I took it out to clean it). Need to take top end off to get an extractor in there now.

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

@@bikesbeersbeats ah no, nightmare!!

@bikesbeersbeats

2 жыл бұрын

@@MALVSMACHINE extracted and replaced the broken part. Unfortunately no change. 1. Replaced with a new CCPS. 2. Replaced fuel pump filter. 3. Replaced inline fuel filter. 4. Tested jets independently and they’re both working. 5. Tested various air screw configs. 6. Hooked up OBD reader and TPS is fine. 7. Replaced spark plug. Noted that the plug was rich. Unfortunately still has the rough running and hanging idle when letting off throttle. I have another 2019 tpi to benchmark against. So next possibility is check packing in exhaust and check crankcase for air leaks.

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Wow you have been busy! It’s really annoying that after all that work it’s still not running right. I hope you get to the bottom of it soon.

Hey man, great video! Gonna try this just for general maintenance. What cleaning spray did you use? Is contact cleaner the one? Cheers!

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Callum, thanks mate. Yeah it’s defo worth doing as part of general maintenance. I use WD40 contact cleaner to give the contacts a clean as well, but I would just use normal WD40 or even a wet cloth if the contacts are fine because it’s just the outside of the sensor, around the O-ring and the housing tray that requires the cleaning so the sensors can sit in the housing properly 👍🏻.

Done with ktm group bikes,nothing but regular problems, now ride rieju mr300 pro, no more stupid expensive sensors to keep buying!

@MALVSMACHINE

Ай бұрын

Luckily haven’t had to buy a sensor, I just clean and grease where they sit when I service the bike, and it seems to be running well. I like the Reiju, nice bikes to ride. A friend had one but got rid of it after it had a starter issue which is allegedly the only thing they really suffer with so I hope all goes well with yours 👍🏻

Thanks man! We got one of our huskies fouling plugs and some spooge is coming out of the pipe. Funny the bike idles just like yours at first. I'll have a go at this before trying anything else. What about the sensor? There really is no need to clean the inside? Leave it as is?! Cheers!

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

No probs mate, I made the vid to hopefully give people a step to carry out before spending money so I hope it works for you. In all honesty, when it comes to the sensors I don’t know anything about what’s inside them, I’ve just been told to leave the inside alone😄. Thanks for asking though, I’ll see if I can get my hands on an old sensor that doesn’t work to see what I can do with it.

Thank you for the solution! What app are you using on your phone and is that an OBD2 dongle - what model? Thanks again!

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, no problem, I hope you found it useful. Thanks for your question. I use the Foseal WiFi OBD2 scanner for android and iphone, with a 16 pin to 6 pin adapter that I bought off Amazon. The App is called Car Scanner which is recommended by the instructions of the scanner but they do recommend another app if this app isn’t to your liking. I made a video which is in my library, about the setup if you want a bit more detail on the scanner, cable, app, and connecting it all up 👍🏻.

@sorin.n

2 жыл бұрын

@@MALVSMACHINE thank you! I'll definitely check your other videos for that setup! I really appreciate it! 👍

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

No problem at all, glad I could help 👍🏻

What app and connector did you use to show idke speed? What else does it do/tell you? Cheers

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

Hi Alan. I use the Foseal OBD2 Bluetooth connector with the 16 to 6 pin connector, and the app is called car scanner. It basically shows the rpm, water temp, ambient temp and throttle position. I’ve made a video where I show it in detail and adjust the idle if that helps?

hello, for a few laps I feel that my 300 tpi is slower in revving and it seems to have less power, I thought it was because it's very cold but now I'm evaluating the problem you describe in the video, what do you think? Do you also feel a slight decrease in power in cold weather? the bike has 40 hours.

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

Hi Alessandro. Where I live it’s cold and wet most of the year round so the issue started and never got better. I’d say it’s worth cleaning the outside of the sensor and the tray as it doesn’t cost anything, and then seeing how it fares from there.

@alessandrotrosardo295

Жыл бұрын

@@MALVSMACHINE Thanks a lot for the answer! why do you advise me to remove the sensors and clean them? How do you recommend I clean them?

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

@@alessandrotrosardo295 no problem 👍🏻. I only recommend as it seems the engine vibrations allow water and dirt to ingress and dislodge the crankcase pressure sensor enough to cause the engine to bog down/idle rough. To clean, I just take the sensor out of the tray and clean the outside of the sensor only, and then the tray so that the sensor can be seated correctly. I coat the O-ring lightly with grease before the sensor is replaced as per the video. If your problems are the same after cleaning, try swapping the sensory as other people have had their sensors go bad. They swap the crank case sensor with the ambient air sensor which is the same type of sensor, and then that seems to cure their issue. Best to start with cleaning, then swapping before spending your hard earned cash 😁.

If it happens with clutch but on neutral it sounds good, is it still might be the reason?

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think so, I think that sounds like a clutch engagement issue.

Is it running scrappy at low RPM or all the time mine runs great in open trails but at low RPM it sputters and dies

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Shawn. Yeah it was as you described there. Was really annoying but thankfully cleaning it sorted it out and I haven’t had the issue since. Some people swap the ambient pressure sensor and the crank case pressure sensor around at the time of cleaning just in case the crank case pressure sensor has gone bad so may be worth doing as well just to save you having to take the sensors out again if cleaning alone doesn’t work.

Dude i have been trying like crazy to figure out why my bike is idling like that. I changed the fuel, filters, plugs, everything! Im going to give this a shot and see where it lands me. If this works I will report back with big props. Did you also swap the crankcase and the ambient sensors? Ive heard that works as well.

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

Hi! Ah man, it’s a pain isn’t it! I didn’t swap the sensors because I was hoping to make the video a kind of problem solving video, and as it goes, cleaning the area and making a better seal using grease around the o-ring cured it, thankfully. If It didn’t work, my next step was to swap the sensors like you mentioned, so it’s probably worth doing at the same time you’re cleaning the outside of the sensors and the tray just to save having to remove everything again if there’s no change. Another thing I’ve read up on since my issue is the type of fuel used in the bike can make the bike run poorly. The factory manual recommends Super Unleaded or 95 RON for EU bikes but I don’t know what that equates to in fuel used in other countries. Thanks, I’d appreciate it if you let me know how you get on as this common problem is really intriguing me and I’d like to see what is working and what isn’t so that we can hopefully find the best, free/cheapest fix for us TPI owners to continue enjoying our dirtbikes!

@HighSpeedTV

Жыл бұрын

So this absolutely worked!! I cleaned the connectors, tray, tubes, and fittings with compressed air and swapped the sensors. It run perfect now!! Idles great and smooth and angry all through the rev range. Thank you so much for posting this!! I hope this video finds other Husky and KTM owners before they go through all the crap i did. Pretty sad that my 1 year old bike with 19 hours has this kind of issue honestly. KTM really needs to address this. Thanks again bud! Cheers!!

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

@@HighSpeedTV ah man I’m so happy, and glad you can get back out and enjoy it again! Yes they definitely need to address what’s going on with them, whether they look at a better design for the tray or a different manufacturer for the sensors, something just needs to be done. Thanks for letting me know how you got on, much appreciated 👌🏻

What is that rpm app???? If u could let me know that would be awesome please

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

Hi, the app is called Car Scanner ELM OBD2 👍🏻

@joshscoot2231

Жыл бұрын

@@MALVSMACHINE okay thankyou so much also i was cleaning my bike and i left a cloth in the air intake and nothing got sucked in but now my bike sounds like urs did in the beginning do you think it’s the sensor? It was running rlly gummy when cloth was in there i was thinking maybe a bit of gunk got into the ccp sensor hose? You know more than me tho do you think the bike will be okay?

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

@@joshscoot2231 hi dude. Honestly, these TPIs are little divas so it’s a bit of trial and error with them 😄. I think it’s worth cleaning the sensors, tray and piping to see if that makes a difference, and if that doesn’t work, swap the CCP sensor with the ambient sensor (Assuming the bike has one) and hopefully that’ll work meaning the sensor went bad. That’s pretty much the limit of my experience with the issue dude. If I stumble across more info, I’ll drop a line on this thread 👍🏻

@joshscoot2231

Жыл бұрын

@@MALVSMACHINE okay okay yeah thank alot ill definitely take a look at the sensors do you know if the cloth that was in the intake when i ran it could have caused any internal damage?

@MALVSMACHINE

Жыл бұрын

@@joshscoot2231 to be honest I wouldn’t like to guess; I never run a bike without a proper filter.

Struggle to find the 2 screws

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Reece, they’re a bit of a pain to find but as soon as you see them it’s not so bad a process. Start with the ambient pressure sensor on the right side of the bike because it’s the easier one to see and to get off, the screw is close to the rear shock - lightly press down on the tray where the sensor is and shine a light in there, you should be able to see the torx head. Once you see it, you should be able to guide your way in with whatever you’re using to unscrew it. The other sensor is even more of a pain to get to but same thing, press down and shine the light in to see where it is and get your tool in. All the best dude 🤘🏻.

I tried this now my bike won’t start. Any idea why?

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Hi. Assuming nothing got inside the sensor during cleaning, and everything is back fitted snug, it could be a faulty sensor which has now failed. My next step when I was filming this video was to swap the sensors over if I started the bike up and it was still running poorly, but the cleaning did the trick in this instance. The video I watched about swapping the sensors was by a KZread channel called WA Semi-Hard Enduro, and fingers crossed that’ll help make your bike start so you at least know it’s a dodgy sensor. Let me know how you get on.

Wow fuck me, i wish i could get to the trey that easily, this is ridiculous on the 19s

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

Ah that sounds like a right pain mate!

@samuelyeet6006

2 жыл бұрын

@@MALVSMACHINE yes i was right in the middle of it and very frustrated when i wrote this haha no room on the 19s to do anything, but i got a new one in, so hopefully that fixes my problem!

@MALVSMACHINE

2 жыл бұрын

@@samuelyeet6006 haha I can imagine the frustration, thankfully the 2020 is a little more forgiving. I’m glad you got it fitted, I hope it works for you! 👌🏻.

Thanks for this !

@MALVSMACHINE

5 ай бұрын

No problem, I hope it helps 👍🏻