Back firing and Speed-o dropping
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Back firing and Speed-o dropping
hey guys,
I was riding into work today and got a mile and a half from the house, riding in 2nd then the bike back fired and the speed-o went down to 0 then back to speed. I went about 100 more yards and it did it again, and then again in about 20 yards. I turned around and rode home and it didn't happen again.
Any ideas?
I was riding into work today and got a mile and a half from the house, riding in 2nd then the bike back fired and the speed-o went down to 0 then back to speed. I went about 100 more yards and it did it again, and then again in about 20 yards. I turned around and rode home and it didn't happen again.
Any ideas?
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I just put a new battery in it last Tuesday and remember tightening down the leads, but that was going to be the first thing I checked.
Also, the lights were still on and the bike never lost power, just the speedo dropped.
I've read about pinholes in the tube in the tank, so I think I'm going to check that next.
Also, the lights were still on and the bike never lost power, just the speedo dropped.
I've read about pinholes in the tube in the tank, so I think I'm going to check that next.
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What might be helpful is what bike you have, how many miles, mods, etc.
When you installed the new battery did you check the ground connections? You could have an intake or exhaust leak causing the backfire, a dirty IAC can make for a bad idle.
Check to see if it threw any codes.
When you installed the new battery did you check the ground connections? You could have an intake or exhaust leak causing the backfire, a dirty IAC can make for a bad idle.
Check to see if it threw any codes.
Thanks man, it's an 09 FXDC, about 14.5k miles, stock AC, vance and hines slip ons.
I didn't check the grounds when I put the battery in, but I rode every day last week and it didn't have this issue.. I'm at work right now but I'll try and pull codes when I get home.
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