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After every ride my bike wont crank over. It back fires and stalls out. . I have to push bike back & forth a few times. Do i need a new crank position sensor or ignition module.
Last edited by dbru899271; Jun 23, 2013 at 09:11 AM.
Have you tried just hitting the start button as soon as you turn on the ignition. This may help. I know lots of folks that do this and it works. There is absolutely no reason to wait for the fuel pump to pressurize the system unless it is very cold. Every bike that I know of starts better by not waiting.
Try cycling the run/off toggle 3 times... wait btw each cycle for about 1 second. on for 3 seconds. Should get it to fire. I am sure there is a code. It normally on my 99 lights the engine light for 4 seconds. then off for a few, then on again for 8 seconds if there are codes. Thats just turning on the ignition/light switch and run swith on, not start. Mine is throwing crank sensor, eeprom, front coil, and low battery. Showing 12 volts on gauge. 12.25 on volt meter. Hope that helps! Gary
Have you tried just hitting the start button as soon as you turn on the ignition. This may help. I know lots of folks that do this and it works. There is absolutely no reason to wait for the fuel pump to pressurize the system unless it is very cold. Every bike that I know of starts better by not waiting.
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