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2017 Massimo 500 won’t idle


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there is a small bolt or screw right beside the temp senser in what looks like a thermostat housing, loosen that screw while the engine is running and let the air bubbles out. air in the system makes the temp sensor read wrong and sends wrong signal to the computer.

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