Dies when riding???
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Dies when riding???
Can anyone give me an idea why my bike is dying at 70 mph? I've gone through and checked everything I possibly can think go check and Im at a loss. It runs fine at idle and has the proper voltages on everything. only when I'm on the highway goin 70 75 it just studderrsout an dies... ?
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Yes it does tested yesterday and did the same thing now it won't crank at all. I'm thinking my r/r is done?? Would this be a plausible reason for the problems I've had?
#8
i havent had issues with the r/r but i have had fuel delivery issues. what you are describing matches the symptoms of my fuel delivery issue. it would flow but not enough. the petcock diaphram had a leak and was not opening fully at speed. remove the fuel line from the carbs and check for flow first. a lot cheaper check than replacing the r/r in my book. maybe someone with more experience in the r/r replacement can tell you if the symptoms match that as well.
#9
Ok so when i pull the line it has gas in the line and I've never had fuel problems befor (not that I may not have them now) the only reason I'm thinking it's the r/r is because my battery dies almost every time this happens and I end up havin to call someone. By the way you live Austin? I live in Brenham right down 290
#10
Remove the battery, charge it fully, replace in the bike - should have around 12.7V +
Any less, battery is done.
Start the bike, rev it to 3000 RPM, check the voltage across the battery with a voltmeter - should be 13.5V+
If it's not, then your Reg/rec is toast.
Try it and report back................
Any less, battery is done.
Start the bike, rev it to 3000 RPM, check the voltage across the battery with a voltmeter - should be 13.5V+
If it's not, then your Reg/rec is toast.
Try it and report back................