If the electricity is completely shut off then it could be that your bike is not
efficiently burning fuel and when it is shut off the back fire is happening from
the heat of the residual gases exploding....
Bob Coleman wrote:
> I missed the original post on this subject. Can someone send it to me. This
> sounds like a significant problem. While I don't have this problem, I'd like
> to know about it.
> Thanks
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chaja, Christopher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 3:05 PM
> To: V-MAX TECH LIST
> Subject: RE: Backfires when not running
>
> Howard,
> My '85 has done the same thing since I bought it in '92 with
> 4K miles. I've
> read the follow-up responses to this msg, but no one offered
> much of an
> explanation. I don't have one either(!), but wanted to let
> you know you're
> not alone with this VERY strange problem....
> One thing though, I haven't noticed it happening since I
> switched to regular
> gas instead of premium... you try to make the connection...
> I can't imagine the plugs firing when the ignition is turned
> on, but maybe
> there's some residual 'charge' left in the big capacitor
> that fires if
> everything lines up just right after the shutdown - as
> someone said in one
> response.
> If you find out anything, please post it - there may be
> others with this
> strange 'feature'!
> -Chris
> VMOA 1162
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Subject: Backfires when not running
>
> Max backfires when not running ..
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