So I worked on my Shee every night for a week to get it ready to go to Little Sahara, wasn't there 3 hours and the POS quit running and I was unable to fix it all weekend
So here is what it did:
Early in the day my parking brake sensor screwed up, wouldn't let it rev up. Unplugged it and all was well.
After another hour of flawless run time where I whooped up on a bunch of quads dragging, it dies going up a steep hill. Acted like it ran out of gas. I push it to the bottom of the hill, flip to reserve, fires up. I head for home and it starts sputtering and such when I'd go over bumps, steep hills, etc, just like if I was way low on fuel. Finally it dies on me. I tell my buddy to go get me some fuel. Fill it up, will only start intermittently and then only seems to run in neutral, put it in gear and it dies within a few feet. "go get a tow rope"
So I get it back to camp and check for fuel flow, I'm getting good flow so I'm like WTF??? Try to start it, it won't start. Check the spark, no spark. Borrow a coil from some Banshee guys, install it and it still won't spark. A banshee freak comes over and does a full ignition system diagnosis on it and decides it must have a bad connection somewhere as all the components test ok.
Keep trying to start it and suddenly I get spark again. Fire it up, runs great...pull in the clutch and it sputters and dies
Try a different guy's coil, no change. Try a different CDI, no change, pull the side cover and check the stator, tests good. Clean the flywheel pickup, no change.
Grab the Clymers manual, go through the full ignition test checking resistance and such for each ignition component, everything seems to test ok.
Check kill switch, seems to be fine. Plug in the parking brake, no change. Check wires from when TORS was removed, no change. Unplug everything on the harness, clean connectors, plug back in, no change.
After ~8 hours in the sun, I give up and piss away my whole weekend...100 bux for the trip down the drain and I only burned 2 gallons of fuel in the shee all weekend
So I trailer it 3 hours home, push it off the trailer, hop on it, kick it ONCE and it fires right up and sounds great. Put it in gear, ride about 30 feet and it shuts off. Starts right back up on one kick, ride about 10 feet and it dies. Now I have no spark again.
WTF is going on here? Are there any other things that can shut the ignition down besides the TORS and Parking brake sensor??? It almost acts like it's some sort of safety mechanism shutting it down.