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Discussion in 'XJ DIY How-To Instructions' started by Joe34, Sep 29, 2017.

  1. k-moe

    k-moe Pie, Bacon, Bourbon. Moderator Premium Member

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    Which direction were you turning in, and how quickly?
     
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    To the right both times and around 20 or something like that and the second time was less than that
     
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    Check the routing of the wiring harness near the headstock and headlight. Look for a loose plug or worn insulation.
     
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    You think it's something to do with the headlights wire harness? I did install a led headlight. The bike will start right back up after it dies.
     
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    Turning the bars could wiggle a loose plug connection, or cause a worn wire to contact the frame, causing a short. Once the bars are straightened, the electric faries might be free to roam and perform their magic.
     
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    ^that^. It could also be floats set too low, but that would cause a stall when braking in a straight and when turning in any direction at low speed.
     
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    Thanks I will update when I get the chance to check it out. Hopefully this weekend
     
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