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Once my bike warms up it cuts out and loses power
 
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Old 10-08-2018, 11:29 PM
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A little more info might help. Year, model etc.
 
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If your 113 is an EVO style motor I'd guess the cam sensor/ignition pick up is going bad.
As mentioned above more info on your bike would help.
 
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Originally Posted by Bundyrussell8@gmail.com
Once my bike warms up it cuts out and loses power
ok the bikes a custom it set for 7 years mice ate wiring so rewired as chopper got power to the ignition switch then from switch to single fire coil. I had to replace coil and ignition module because the coil got hot and burned up. So when i start it theres between 13-14.4 volts at the battery when revved and also the same to the coil but its gets warm so i put a 1.3 ohm resistor and it knocks the voltage down but it gets hot to and the bike losses power im gonna put a new regulator and check all the grounds see whats up??? The charging system seams fine just cant understand why the coil would get hot and burn out along with ignition too stsrting to get pricey😥
 
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If it's a Crane HI-4 ignition, change it.
They're junk.
 
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Originally Posted by Bundyrussell8@gmail.com
ok the bikes a custom it set for 7 years mice ate wiring so rewired as chopper got power to the ignition switch then from switch to single fire coil. I had to replace coil and ignition module because the coil got hot and burned up. So when i start it theres between 13-14.4 volts at the battery when revved and also the same to the coil but its gets warm so i put a 1.3 ohm resistor and it knocks the voltage down but it gets hot to and the bike losses power im gonna put a new regulator and check all the grounds see whats up??? The charging system seams fine just cant understand why the coil would get hot and burn out along with ignition too stsrting to get pricey😥
When electrical parts get hot that's usually a sign of a short somewhere.
 
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Did anyone ever find a resolution for this, I've got an 01 bourget with a 113 evo that is doing something similiar.
 
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