[J Tyler]

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,

 

[ronzilla]

... Howdy ... Sounds Like A Plugged Fuel Filter ... Happy Trails ...

 

[2580]

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.

 

[detdrbuzzard]

dirty carbs, plugged air filter, crankcase breather never been drained

 

[lonewolftx]

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.

 

[detdrbuzzard]

may be just a bad vacume line or the line is loose, good call lonewolftx

 

[joe in calif]

Fuel filter.