gadielcruz
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My Triumph 955 ST will start when cold but when it warms up it drags and wont start. Put new battery and starter but continues to do the same thing.
Anyone having problems with a 955 ST hard starting when hot?
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Hello gadielcruz and welcome to TriumphTalk
Please try and keep this thread as your introduction thread. If you have any bike related questions please post them in the appropriate forum area as you will get a better response from all.
We also run a monthly photo competition so you may want to have a look at this as it is great fun all round Forum: Photo Competition
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Hi and welcome to TT!
Your problem is a worn out crank position sensor (sometimes called a pulse generator or pick-up coil). It must be replaced and is easy to do. It's a classic symptom.
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Your problem is a worn out crank position sensor (sometimes called a pulse generator or pick-up coil). It must be replaced and is easy to do. It's a classic symptom.
-- Posted with TapaTalk
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