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Skidmark

Skidmark
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During my tests the other day I unplugged the temperature sender to see if that was causing my 7.5amp fuse blowing, the bike wouldn't start with it unplugged and ran rough until it stalled a few seconds later.
Is this normal expected behaviour for the k100rs 8v 1989?
Thanks

    

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Two Wheels Better

Two Wheels Better
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Of course. It provides a vital signal to the engine control unit.


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