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I have a 2000 Softail and it will shut off under low rpm or under a load and when u let off gas just dies still have lights and stuff just the engine dies can pop clutch and fires right back or can turn kill switch off and back on and will fire at high rpms it's fine I have changed cam sensor and crank sensor main circuit breaker and a new ignition witch has anyone ever had this problem anything to help me out had a dealer check it and said nothing wrong it did it three times before I could get out of parking lot
Thank you Patrick
Last edited by patmic02; Jul 12, 2014 at 10:15 PM.
I'd first check carb and seals,then clean out jets and all passages. Then make sure the battery cables are tight as well. Actually I'm thinking its probably the battery cables loose.
Are your turn signals self canceling? Are they working? Could be your speed sensor gone bad. Happened to me.
Low speed would die, turn sigs wouldn't self cancel. I had to buy a new speed sensor and put it in.
Solved the problem for me!
I would also clean the battery cables really well and trace them to be sure they aren't broken or cracked.
Sounds a bit like what mine was doing. Ended up being a relay switch, which is bolted to frame behind the rear stone guard. Relay had just rusted away. I replaced it with a new plastic one. All good now. Worth a look at, good luck
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