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Hello, perhaps someone can help me out. I just put my big bore together on my Dyna 2006. It runs fine except for a short combustion dropout on the first ride.
I have received some error codes:
Some kind of electrical problem, it seems.
I should add that I mixed up the plug wires at first start and it back fired off course.
Maybe this was not good for the plugs and plug wires…
Read somewhere that a wire under the dashboard can be pinched…
Last edited by OakMountainRider; Apr 27, 2023 at 05:23 PM.
I just remember I forgot to put the head light fuse back in. Perhaps this is the reason for the electrical error codes. (Bike has a Badlander equalizer.)
And the combustion drop out, (on the first test ride after the big bore), may have been caused by a fouled plug. (Those cylinders were heavily oiled before I put the heads on them and heat cycled the engine.)
So tomorrow. I put the head light fuse in and replace the plugs.
Last edited by OakMountainRider; Apr 28, 2023 at 12:13 AM.
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