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  • Profile Type: Businesses
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  • Last Update: May 31, 2016
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  • Vtwinbrothers replied to a topic in the forum Harley Davidson:
    April 1, 2012
    ignition Module keeps going out even after replacing
     I have tried everything!!! and can't determine what is causing my module to fail supposedly from heat, they are supposed to be designed to withstand that however since they are shoved into the side of the camcover.  ...  more I have tried everything!!! and can't determine what is causing my module to fail supposedly from heat, they are supposed to be designed to withstand that however since they are shoved into the side of the camcover.   It has to be that something was done to the electrial to cause it to happen to my 03' XLH1200.  Anyone out there with a clue  
  • Vtwinbrothers replied to a topic in the forum Harley Davidson:
    April 1, 2012
    ignition Module keeps going out even after replacing
     I have tried everything!!! and can't determine what is causing my module to fail supposedly from heat, they are supposed to be designed to withstand that however since they are shoved into the side of the camcover.  ...  more I have tried everything!!! and can't determine what is causing my module to fail supposedly from heat, they are supposed to be designed to withstand that however since they are shoved into the side of the camcover.   It has to be that something was done to the electrial to cause it to happen to my 03' XLH1200.  Anyone out there with a clue  
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  • Business Name Vtwinbrothers
  • Website http://Vtwinbrothers.com
  • Business Type Motorcycle Service
  • Owners Name Larry Kessler

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  • Street Address 2766 Old Coleridge Rd.
  • City Siler City
  • State NORTH CAROLINA
  • Zip Code 27344
  • Phone 336-879-3744

Business Description

  • Quick Intro Bike building, maintanance, and troubleshooting on Pre '99 H-D's. Over 20 years H-D experience.
  • About Our Business Our mission is to provide accurate information and education on bike building, maintenance and repairs on Pre 1999 Harley-Davidson motorcycles. With over 20 years of in dealership experience! Questions? We can help! Our primary goal is to aid those in building or maintaining a motorcycle as inexpensively as possible because we know that not everyone can afford a "store bought" motorcycle or the labor cost associated with the ownership experience.

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  • Vtwinbrothers
    Posted in the topic ignition Module keeps going out even after replacing in the forum Harley Davidson
    April 1, 2012 1:15 AM PDT
    You also say you have replaced the coil? Is it compatible with the ignition system (proper ohms)? Are you painting the coil or does it have a cover? Some paints will "bleed" through the housing and act as a conductor and short out the coils. I ran into this while building a custom bike. The customer was bound and determined that the coils MUST be painted to match the custom paint job. It took a few months to figure it out.
  • Vtwinbrothers
    Posted in the topic ignition Module keeps going out even after replacing in the forum Harley Davidson
    April 1, 2012 1:05 AM PDT
    You say the plug wires are new? Are they the correct wires? Copper core or silicon? There are many variables at play here, could be you have bare wires touching somewhere creating the "heat" related symptoms. Are you sure it is ignition? Circuit breakers act the same way. They get hot break, cool off and reset themselves. What was the last thing done to tthe bike just prior to these problems occuring? That may be the culprit.
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