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I have a 2011 CFMoto Z6 the problem is when the cooling fan starts, the motor starts running poorly and dies. It will start right up but runs terrible until fan stops. The battery is good, charges 14.7 Volts, 13.7 volts when fan is on. Anybody have any ideas?

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