My 03 SVS has twice now refused to start when really hot. This has only happened when air temperature is close to 30C and the bike has been run hard (like racing).
When we come off the track after the cooldown lap we have to wait to get on the dyno so the motor is shut off to stop it overheating. Then the bike won't start. It just cranks and cranks.
If I leave it to cool for 15-20 minutes, it starts no problem. Again this only happens with high ambient air temp. Otherwise the bike starts fine.
Any ideas why a fuel injected bike would do this?
When we come off the track after the cooldown lap we have to wait to get on the dyno so the motor is shut off to stop it overheating. Then the bike won't start. It just cranks and cranks.
If I leave it to cool for 15-20 minutes, it starts no problem. Again this only happens with high ambient air temp. Otherwise the bike starts fine.
Any ideas why a fuel injected bike would do this?