random stalling
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i just got my 06ultra classic 2 months ago and have put about2500mi on it i did all the 5K service my self and that was about 1500 mi ago just lately it has started to stall when going around corners it seems to loose all electrical power to the engine but not the radio and dash it will not crank when i push the start button i have to wait 30 seconds to 1 min and turn the ignition off and back on some time a couple of times before it will restart seems very dangerous for this to happen I first thought it was the incline ignition kill funtion but it has happened mostly after the turn is completed when getting back on the gas i would like to know if anyone has run across a common problem like this i have all the service manual to repair this bike if i knew what was happen i have a lot of time in automotive repair and have some of the latest daig tools for cars but not cycles any help and ideas would be great
again Thanks Dan
again Thanks Dan
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My 06 ultra would stall out on a corner sometimes, BUT it was a bad induction module and induction seals and a very lean condition. Had a sert put on it and now it takes spells of not idling down. I,m at a point of offering a bounty to the first person that can fix or tell me what to do to fix this problem. Enough of my ranting.
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Trucky, I have a similar prob with my 02 Ultra w/35Kmi. It is so intermittent that am unable to troubleshoot. I have only a "Historic" stored code but am unable to read without a scan tool. My bike can read out "Current" codes using the Check Engine Light. Right now I'm leaning towards intermittent problem with System Relay, Crank Position, or more remote chance of Bank Angle Sensor, I believe the ECM is a long stretch.
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Check your bank angle sensor connections first. It is designed to shut down the engine if you dump the bike. Could be a short,faulty connection or bad sensor. I am not sure what the sensor costs but if it'snot too expensive you may want to just get a new one and see if that does the trick.
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