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RT won't start
Finally it's not snowing or raining and my RT won't start. I had it on a tender throughout the winter. I have 13 volts coming from the battery and all lights are working, with no fault codes. What could be the problem?
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
It'd be real handy to know something about your ryde...
What year is it?
How old is the battery?
What is it doing when you hit the starter button?
(Is it clicking; or just doing nothing?)
But some quick things to check:
Has the emergency stop switch been engaged?
Was the bike left in gear when you parked it?
(Are you putting your foot on the brake pedal, when you hit the button?)
It is a 2016 RTL and I am not getting any sound when I push the starter. My foot is on the brake and the bike is in neutral. It was covered and on a tender throughout the winter months.
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
How about the kill-switch?
After this one: you're going to have to actually check your battery terminal connections...
...and then: the fuse panels!
Sorry... I've got nothing else.
What fuse would cause the starter to not engage? Terminals tight. Bob, just let me use one of your bikes, the weather is so nice!!
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Originally Posted by jaybird1
What fuse would cause the starter to not engage? Terminals tight. Bob, just let me use one of your bikes, the weather is so nice!!
I'm planning on busting mine out tomorrow: AFTER the yard work is done!
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Very Active Member
Try this
Just to make sure.... flip the kill switch back and forth a few time and then set it to run. Then follow the starting steps you already know...mode button brake etc. If the battery has 13 volts and even a bad connection will give you a click.
Gene and Ilana De Laney
Mt. Helix, California
2012 RS sm5
2012 RS sm5 , 998cc V-Twin 106hp DIY brake and park brake Classic Black
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Don't forget to hit your mode button,make sure kill switch isn't on and if not in neutral step on the brake.
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