Need help with a '97 Electra glide dying after 10 miles
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Need help with a '97 Electra glide dying after 10 miles
Hi all, hopefully someone can help... I have a 97 Electra glide with 42k. All stock. After I ride for 10-12 miles, it dies out. Won't turn over, unless I remove the plugs. After I pull the plugs and spin it over I can reinstall the plugs and it fires up and keeps going. I don't see any fuel leaks in the tank lines (inside the tank) nor do I have any check engine light or codes. Just before the bike dies, it starts running poorly, as if it's starved of fuel. It seems to be running hot and possibly lean (plugs are white and the pipes glow cherry red off the heads) not sure where to start on this one...
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What you are describing is typical of the Elect. Ign. unit gone bad ( carb engine )
Engine start just great -- warms up can't keep it running low RPM shuts off --- Engine cools off appox 1/2hr -- engine starts just fine till the heat returns then shuts off .
Over and over again till you change the Ing module
ebay --$125 -- Ultima #53644 --fits in the Cam nose cone -- all factory stuff goes to trash ( Recheck the part # )
Engine start just great -- warms up can't keep it running low RPM shuts off --- Engine cools off appox 1/2hr -- engine starts just fine till the heat returns then shuts off .
Over and over again till you change the Ing module
ebay --$125 -- Ultima #53644 --fits in the Cam nose cone -- all factory stuff goes to trash ( Recheck the part # )
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Your bike is av Evo, correct? I think the next thing to look for is if younare loosing spark once it gets warmed up,,,,,the timer pick up plate in the nose cone of the cam cover falis and has this symptom,,,,,the time it takes for you to pull the plugs and spin it might give it enough time to cool off and work again....
Get the bike warmed up till it quits, then immediately check and see ifnyou have spark or it went away....if it went away, you know its ignition,,,,,,the take the timer covre off, get it hot till it quits, then try to quick cool the sensor,,,safest way is probably blowing on it with compressed air,,,then try it and see if it tuns again...if so or if the sensor looks melted down, replace it set timing, best to mark it prioir to removal, then have fun!
M
Get the bike warmed up till it quits, then immediately check and see ifnyou have spark or it went away....if it went away, you know its ignition,,,,,,the take the timer covre off, get it hot till it quits, then try to quick cool the sensor,,,safest way is probably blowing on it with compressed air,,,then try it and see if it tuns again...if so or if the sensor looks melted down, replace it set timing, best to mark it prioir to removal, then have fun!
M
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