Help-Bad Decel Pop, Killing at Idle
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Help-Bad Decel Pop, Killing at Idle
Tried many search criteria for this but last night after my usual 30 mile ride home from work, experienced extreme decel pop when rolling off throttle and down shifting coming to a stop. Engine killed a couple of times when I got down to idle, but restarted easily. Had to feather the throttle to keep it running the last block before turning into the driveway, where it idled down excessively, then picked back up to normal idle. Again, restarted no problem. I run a FuelMoto PCIII Stage one, and pulled diagnostic code P1353 (no combustion front cylinder). Cleared the code and it did not return. Are these diagnostic codes even valid with PCIII? Could this code be indicative of a bad wire or ignition coil. Need a couple of suggestions before I drop $$ on a new coil. Thanks! Fred
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Tried many search criteria for this but last night after my usual 30 mile ride home from work, experienced extreme decel pop when rolling off throttle and down shifting coming to a stop. Engine killed a couple of times when I got down to idle, but restarted easily. Had to feather the throttle to keep it running the last block before turning into the driveway, where it idled down excessively, then picked back up to normal idle. Again, restarted no problem. I run a FuelMoto PCIII Stage one, and pulled diagnostic code P1353 (no combustion front cylinder). Cleared the code and it did not return. Are these diagnostic codes even valid with PCIII? Could this code be indicative of a bad wire or ignition coil. Need a couple of suggestions before I drop $$ on a new coil. Thanks! Fred
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O.K.- Ran continuity test on both plus and wires. Unplugged wire and of course it ran rough. Interesting thing is both cylinders firing but you can hold your hand behind the pipes and exhaust out of one is HOT, but you can hold your hand behind other pipe indefinitely-firing but cool. Could this be coil related ie weak spark? No diagnostic codes coming up either.
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O.K.- Ran continuity test on both plus and wires. Unplugged wire and of course it ran rough. Interesting thing is both cylinders firing but you can hold your hand behind the pipes and exhaust out of one is HOT, but you can hold your hand behind other pipe indefinitely-firing but cool. Could this be coil related ie weak spark? No diagnostic codes coming up either.
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