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I ride a 1997 softtail custom with a 80cu.in. Evo.
I was out riding for approximately 5 hours. Short stops
and visits in between. I heard a loud backfire then bike
stalled and won't restart. I removed the ignition module.
I also installed a Dyna S dual fire electronic ignition. I cleaned carburetor. I'm getting fuel. This is an electric issue. Is it possible to run without a ignition module? If yes, how do I wire it. If no, what do I do? Thanks to all that helps.
Last edited by Dallas Ray Lawson; Sep 29, 2020 at 10:40 PM.
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