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Well I can tell ya, mine cranked over good, Thought it was injectors, I tested them and even swapped them and no start, stuck probe up thru cam chest and there it was... Just something to check cuz those 3 peice press together cams are doomed for failure......
When it fell it didn't loosen a sparkplug wire did it. Had a buddy at sturgis a few years back end up getting his bike hauled to the dealer and all it was a loose SP wire. Check everything I guess.
Ok guys...my boy Mark just called me and told me what was wrong...there is a fuel shut up near the tank...somehow the switch was turn to shut off the fuel to the engine...that is why it did not start...oh well lesson learned never put your hand any where near tank ...will put pic of the area...thanks again for all your help...good side of everything i can take stuff off and put back on..ha ha ha
Well, that's kind of funny actually. All this time and you found out that you'd inadvertantly shut off the fuel petcock. It could have been worse, I guess. Congratulations on solving it.
Make sure you kicked it back into Neutral!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously!!
The tip over sensor shoud right itself in 10 minutes or so if it was triggered...
Again, make sure it is in N!!!!!
Originally Posted by silky1859
my foot slipped on sand my bike started to fall...i held on it got it back up and then try backing it up again...hit the sand my foot slip and the bike went down...the bike was running when this happen...i shut it off and picked my bike up...waiting seconds i started it and started right up and parked it.. when in the store came back out and got on bike it turns over but does not start up....we try so much it slowly drained my battery...it is electra glide classic 2007...fuel injected...can anyone help?
Well, that's kind of funny actually. All this time and you found out that you'd inadvertantly shut off the fuel petcock. It could have been worse, I guess. Congratulations on solving it.
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