Harley Stall King Touring Model
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04-02-2010, 11:49 AM
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Maybe you should ride on to victory! Have fun riding your new converted snowmobile (sic. Polaris)
So, you ended up with a problematic bike from HD. It's a very unusual problem. Why not treat it that way instead of bashing Harley Davidson as a whole. Just because a tech can't find your little random problem doesn't mean that the other million plus owners are going to join you in a boycott. Or, better yet, educate yourself and fix it yourself if you can't get satisfaction from your dealer.
So, you ended up with a problematic bike from HD. It's a very unusual problem. Why not treat it that way instead of bashing Harley Davidson as a whole. Just because a tech can't find your little random problem doesn't mean that the other million plus owners are going to join you in a boycott. Or, better yet, educate yourself and fix it yourself if you can't get satisfaction from your dealer.
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04-02-2010, 12:32 PM
sorry your having this problem, I would be super pissed.. especially if they dont find the problem, dealing with a ongoing problem is a pain in the a**.. And as far as people saying hey its under warranty, so let them fix it, or just wait to have it fixed, I dont really buy into that, I would rather have a bike that runs, if I have to lose my bike for a few weeks while they try to determine what the problem is, that is annoying. time with out a bike when the weather is nice, is a pain. Although you live in Florida, so you can ride all year... so I'm jelous of that!
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04-02-2010, 03:53 PM
OK so now we know you have a 4 year old bike that has a COMPLETELY intermittant problem that started about a year ago. So what changes have been made to the bike over the last 4 years and what was done to it about a year ago?
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04-02-2010, 05:39 PM
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04-03-2010, 06:57 AM
Many people have had this issue and it is usually related to just a few things that are pretty minor. 2 of the most common culprits are the IAC motor getting carboned up and then the fuel line in the gas tank going to the fuel pump. That one gets a pinhole leak and causes the same issue.
The other common issue, like what was posted earlier is the speed sensor. I just ran into this one also when I converted my roadking into a roadglide. I didn't have the speedo working yet because I was in a rush to go for a ride and everytime the bike was warm it would stall at lights. I went nuts trying to diagnose this and tried everything then it dawned on me to get the speedo going and VOILA no more problem.
Either way, stick with it and go to a reputable shop with quality techs and they should be able to fix your problem and make you smile again. Good luck and let us know what it turns out to be
The other common issue, like what was posted earlier is the speed sensor. I just ran into this one also when I converted my roadking into a roadglide. I didn't have the speedo working yet because I was in a rush to go for a ride and everytime the bike was warm it would stall at lights. I went nuts trying to diagnose this and tried everything then it dawned on me to get the speedo going and VOILA no more problem.
Either way, stick with it and go to a reputable shop with quality techs and they should be able to fix your problem and make you smile again. Good luck and let us know what it turns out to be