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Reply With QuoteEither your module or ground connections, usually the module. Pull your grounds (one up front, one under seat) and clean them.
Please don't neutral rev your Blast too much as the a/f is on the lean side when not under load.
Ignition Module bad?
I'm having problems with my 2001 Blast dying after it gets warmed up. As suggested, I'm looking at the ignition module as the likely culprit. I'm attaching a video which shows the module and at the end of the video the bike stalls. The bike was warmed up pretty good before I started to record. Not sure if this is proof that it's the module, but it definitely seems like an electrical problem. Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Mark
Last edited by mfaulkner; 07-14-2018 at 11:33 AM.
Either your module or ground connections, usually the module. Pull your grounds (one up front, one under seat) and clean them.
Please don't neutral rev your Blast too much as the a/f is on the lean side when not under load.
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Replacing the ignition module seems to have fixed it. Thanks for the advice!Originally Posted by Jet-Lee
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Where did you buy the ignition module? I can’t find it anywhere and the dealerships don’t have it. Thanks!
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