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trouble with engine stopping for split second
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trouble with engine stopping for split second
i have 1989 hj60 2h cruiser that will stop just for a split second
it has a fully reconditioned injector pump only 12 months old and new injectors new fuel filter.
can any body tell me whether it might be a electrical problem with the shut off solenoid and how do i test it or is there any other problem that some one has come across.
the engine does not totally stop. :?
it has a fully reconditioned injector pump only 12 months old and new injectors new fuel filter.
can any body tell me whether it might be a electrical problem with the shut off solenoid and how do i test it or is there any other problem that some one has come across.
the engine does not totally stop. :?
2h
Mine did the same thing, turned out to be the connector plug to the edic control motor
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The above two responses are your most likely causes. If it becomes more frequent/rapid with more accessories turned on then it is most likely a loose earth causing your Edic motor to cycle.
You can visually check this by running engine and turning lights on and watching the connector rod between the edic motor and injector pump cycle through in unison with the motor dying and returning to idle.
Check battery earth and edic motor plugs. Bad battery earth was my experience also.
Ben
You can visually check this by running engine and turning lights on and watching the connector rod between the edic motor and injector pump cycle through in unison with the motor dying and returning to idle.
Check battery earth and edic motor plugs. Bad battery earth was my experience also.
Ben
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