[QUOTE=Clevelandpat;868966]D01cLR...clear correct?[/QUOTE]
Yes
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[QUOTE=Clevelandpat;868966]D01cLR...clear correct?[/QUOTE]
Yes
I thought I had issue figured out but I guess not. Took bike down to the corner and back and it died. Light out everything dead. 5 to 10 seconds later everything comes on..it will crank. Backfire..run good about 5 to 10 seconds and die again. I believe it's that sensor as some of you thought. Anything else you can think of?
Do you have a check engine light on?
The problem you continue to have sure sounds like a crank sensor, it surely should show up on a diagnostic scan as low or no output
Yes cel is illuminated..dealer didn't have one the other day suppose to be in on Wednesday.
[QUOTE=Clevelandpat;869164]Yes cel is illuminated..dealer didn't have one the other day suppose to be in on Wednesday.[/QUOTE]
Have you checked the wires to the sensor? They do sometimes break from vibration, tho I am leaning more to the pick up coil in that sensor has shorted
Good luck and do check back in when your problem is fixed
Seems to be inorder. Kind of a pain to get to by that filter. Anything special I need to know installing?
[QUOTE=Clevelandpat;869167]Seems to be inorder. Kind of a pain to get to by that filter. Anything special I need to know installing?[/QUOTE]
Lube the new O ring, check the torque value of the bolt in your manual, a bit of dilectric grease on the wire connection will be a plus
One question.. Will that failed sensor cause the electrical system to completely go blank. This bike will start and run 5 to 10 sec then quit. No lights no nothing. Wait about 10 seconds the lights come back on.
[QUOTE=Clevelandpat;869206]One question.. Will that failed sensor cause the electrical system to completely go blank. This bike will start and run 5 to 10 sec then quit. No lights no nothing. Wait about 10 seconds the lights come back on.[/QUOTE]
I have not seen that, electrical problems have a cursed past.
Check your wires on the starter, make sure you have good and clean connections. Also pull you main fuse and clean the connections just for grins
Anything is possible under the right conditions
When the bike acts up as I said "the lights go out" literally. It's like you turn switch off. You wait a few moments and everything comes back. It will start and run a few moments and stops again. One thing when that happens it sometimes backfires trying to restart.