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Bike deeps dying
I have a 94 Goldwing and it keeps dying on me while I'm riding. It seems like I get about 20 miles on it first thing then it dies. I'll let it sit for about 5 mins and it'll start right up and drive about 10 more miles and do it again. I can feel it spudder alittle before it just dies. Every once in awhile I can put the choke down when it starts spuddering and I can keep it from dying. I've tried taking the fuel cap off thinking a vapor lock and I put a new battery in it today. It's still doing it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,
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hi there, ditto on the fuel filter. open the fuel fill lid,the fuel filter is located on the right side of the opening. see if it looks dark.
dirty carbs, plugged air filter, crankcase breather never been drained
In addition to the above mentiond problems. your bike has a vacume operated auto fuel shut off valve mounted just in front of the gas cap. Easy to repair with a $25.00 rebuild kit. Could be a vacume leak, collapsing fuel line (On the inside) or an electrical component failing when it warms up.
Luck to you and keep your ride on.
Luck to you and keep your ride on.
may be just a bad vacume line or the line is loose, good call lonewolftx
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