<!--quoteo-->CITATION<!--quotec-->Moi c t un de 91 et oui contacteur de béquille j'avais et rupteur je sais pas je l'ai jamais eu alors que l'aiguille allait bien en zone rouge ! Ceci dit je suis pas malade au point de chercher le rupteur jusqu'à le trouver...<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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remarque le contacteur de bequille est souvent retirée car il deconne a force
sinon pour mon histoire de voyant, je viens de trouver confirmation, a priori c'est bien ce que je disais, c'est marrant que tu l'ai jamais remarqué...
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Why does my oil light come on when I am "on the boost"?
Jochen wrote: Every time when I pulled the throttle back and the boost started the oil level light flashed. Back home I checked the oil level with cold and warm engine, but it is correct. I did the oil level indicator circuit check as described in the owner's manual. What else could cause the problem?
TC wrote: This means you bike is running great! It takes Gs to light the lamp with a full crankcase. This is actually a great tuning device ... I have only had this happen at the track in second gear.
Paul wrote: When I first got my Max and this happened I shit! Someone explained it to me like this: The oil level indicator is in the front of the engine. When you get on it hard all of the oil is forced to the rear of the engine leaving the sensor lonely. The good news is that the oil pickup is in the rear too. No problem! (Don't look...LOL)
Mario wrote: Don't worry about the light, the sensor switch is located at the front of the crankcase, that's why when you whack the throttle, the oil slushes back and the light comes on, my friend Sandy and I get that all the time, nothing to worry about, my friend, your bike runs great, and the oil supply is fine.