10-05-2014, 03:19 AM
I don't think I'm violating any copyright rules when I post the following as it is widely available to the public.
In the most recent issue of Rider magazine a CB owner posted a question in the technical Q & A section.
He says that when he hits a big bump on his 2103 CB Deluxe the engine quits; starts again; the neutral light comes on and he continues on his way. He says he has checked all connections, fuses, grounds and the sidestand.
The reply to his question was that he probably has a faulty bank angle sensor - aka the fall-down switch. This could/would cause the fuel system to shut down momentarily.
There was also a suggestion that it could be the sidestand safety switch and asks if the owner tested it or replaced .
For what it's worth.
In the most recent issue of Rider magazine a CB owner posted a question in the technical Q & A section.
He says that when he hits a big bump on his 2103 CB Deluxe the engine quits; starts again; the neutral light comes on and he continues on his way. He says he has checked all connections, fuses, grounds and the sidestand.
The reply to his question was that he probably has a faulty bank angle sensor - aka the fall-down switch. This could/would cause the fuel system to shut down momentarily.
There was also a suggestion that it could be the sidestand safety switch and asks if the owner tested it or replaced .
For what it's worth.