CAN-AM MAVERICK X3 Dies while driving
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86%
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Crankshaft Position Sensor
The CKP sensor monitors the rotational speed and position of the crankshaft to provide timing data to the Engine Control Module. Thermal expansion within the sensor's internal windings can cause a signal dropout once the engine reaches operating temperature, resulting in an immediate loss of ignition and fuel injection pulses. Replacing the sensor restores the critical timing feedback loop required for sustained combustion.
SKU: 420265621
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8%
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Fuel Pump Assembly
The high-output fuel pump in the X3 is susceptible to overheating and brush wear, especially when operating in high-ambient temperatures or with low fuel levels. When the pump motor fails or the internal regulator sticks due to debris or heat, fuel pressure at the rail drops below the threshold required for the fuel injectors to atomize fuel, causing the engine to stall during operation. A complete assembly replacement ensures the motor, filter, and regulator are all functioning within OEM specifications.
SKU: 709001007
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6%
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Power Relay
Relays in powersports vehicles are subjected to extreme vibration and environmental contamination which can lead to pitted or oxidized internal contacts. If the fuel pump or main power relay fails to maintain a solid electrical connection, the resulting voltage drop will momentarily de-energize the pump or ECU, causing the vehicle to die abruptly while driving. Replacing the relay provides a clean, low-resistance path for the high-amperage fuel system circuit.
SKU: 278002822
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