The crank position sensor
The crank position sensor
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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: NJ
Do they have those on bikes? I know when they fail on a car they shut down both the ignition and fuel injection. Had it happen on my Tahoe. Driving down the road and it shut down as if I turned the key off. After sitting for awhile it started again but couple miles down the road it shut down again.
Troubleshooted it by cranking the engine and finding it was not getting any spark.
Troubleshooted it by cranking the engine and finding it was not getting any spark.
R.I.P. BROTHER
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Colorado Springs
How comes this seems to happen to you once every couple months Bone? Didnt we just go through this chit last month Bro!!
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Hope you get the answer you are looking for....Obviously you checked all the....Obvious already right?
Ha!
Hope you get the answer you are looking for....Obviously you checked all the....Obvious already right?
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Tourer
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 253
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From: sin city nevada
yaall my fuel pump regulator hoses all new tell ya i frickin pissed off you ever think i just gona leave this bike hear and just walk away
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I didn't lose one but a friend did on his '01 Classic. It's a carbed bike. He was coming home from Wyoming when it started running ragged. He carries an extra ignition module, the stock one, as the bike is not stock. He changed modules, it started but ran pretty badly. It got him home and he traced it to the crank position sensor. I'm not sure but I would guess they get weaker with age. Still got the original on my '02 with 46,000. His '01 had less milage.
