Losing power
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Stage III
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Losing power
Hey all. It’s been a while since I rode, broken hand since April. But anyway. I was riding then and all of a sudden it seemed like I lost power for a few seconds and then it kicked back up. I was just wondering if it’s a Fuel issue, maybe moisture, I don’t get to ride that much so maybe the fuel in it from last year. Just hoping for suggestions. It’s a 2009 Crossbones. Less than 10k on it.
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It could be fuel related... but it could be so many other things too..
It may have been a glitch, something loose/dirty like an electrical connection/ground, or something signaling it's about to fail
Did it throw any codes...?? That could lead you in the right direction..
It may have been a glitch, something loose/dirty like an electrical connection/ground, or something signaling it's about to fail
Did it throw any codes...?? That could lead you in the right direction..
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Stage III
Joined: Aug 2021
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From: wisconsin
It could be fuel related... but it could be so many other things too..
It may have been a glitch, something loose/dirty like an electrical connection/ground, or something signaling it's about to fail
Did it throw any codes...?? That could lead you in the right direction..
It may have been a glitch, something loose/dirty like an electrical connection/ground, or something signaling it's about to fail
Did it throw any codes...?? That could lead you in the right direction..
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Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 14,061
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From: San Diego, CA
You don't need a tool, you can get them from your odometer window in the speedo..
https://www.fuelmotousa.com/p-29661-...ble-codes.html
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