Ruff idle and dies
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Ruff idle and dies
I am having a issue with my 2009 street glide running Ruff and dying at idle.
What I recently found was that I had a bad spark plug wire and have since replaced them and plugs.
Hopefully not, but I am thinking that the front cylinder is damaged. Thing is she runs fine through the gears and at riding speeds.
Baffled at the moment.
What I recently found was that I had a bad spark plug wire and have since replaced them and plugs.
Hopefully not, but I am thinking that the front cylinder is damaged. Thing is she runs fine through the gears and at riding speeds.
Baffled at the moment.
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.I had a similar problem with my 2008 I did some trick with the ignition switch(key) not handle bar switch on /off in a sequence within a timeframe. resetting the ecu I found the info someplace on this forum.sorry I couldn't give more info but it worked for me.mine was like the bike was in limp mode on idle .
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A few things come to mind.
1) Variable Speed Sensor is dirty or defective
2) Fuel filter is dirty
3) Pinhole in the fuel line (inside the gas tank)
I had an 03 Road King acting like you described. I cleaned the Variable Speed Sensor, which didn't work, so I replaced it. Still had the problem so I pulled the tank off and removed the fuel filter and fuel lines inside the tank. Sure enough a tiny pinhole in the fuel line was causing low fuel pressure and would let the bike die at stop signs or idle.
1) Variable Speed Sensor is dirty or defective
2) Fuel filter is dirty
3) Pinhole in the fuel line (inside the gas tank)
I had an 03 Road King acting like you described. I cleaned the Variable Speed Sensor, which didn't work, so I replaced it. Still had the problem so I pulled the tank off and removed the fuel filter and fuel lines inside the tank. Sure enough a tiny pinhole in the fuel line was causing low fuel pressure and would let the bike die at stop signs or idle.
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