While riding and then stopping for gas etc when I get back on and try to start it it seems completly dead. Not the battery as all the lights work but the starting does nothing? I double click it push on the brake pedal and still no response. Finaly after mutiable tries it will kick over. But is mighty scary. Any one else have this problem? And if you cured it what did you do??
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NancysToy
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Still could be battery or connections. Check that the rear frame ground (negative jumper terminal under the seat) is tight. Caution: Do not loosen it! Then check the battery terminals (inside the bodywork) to see that they are clean and tight. If all is good, check the battery condition. After charging, then sitting for a few hours, the battery should remain above 12.6 volts. While cranking (with wide open throttle to prevent charging) it should remain at 10.0 volts or higher. Also check that all relays in the fuse box in the front trunk are properly seated. If all checks out, you may have a starter of solenoid issue, and will need further troubleshooting and dealer attention.
Bob Denman
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:agree: Check all of those miserable battery connections, and work your way up the difficulty ladder only if no solution is found...
Good Luck! Please let us know what you find! :thumbup:
Good Luck! Please let us know what you find! :thumbup:
I don't think it is the battery as it was replaced 1 1/2 months ago. Checked the connection under the seat and it turned but felt tight enough for being a nut all seems well. Hope I don't have to remove the panels as have hard bags and also have to remove the frames. But if that could be the problem guess I will have to.
Bob Denman
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I hope that your efforts are well-rewarded!
Please let us know... :thumbup:
Please let us know... :thumbup:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
If the connection under the seat turned, it is not tight. That could easily be your problem, or it could still lie at the battery. Sometimes there isn't an easy answer.
napper39
New member
here i am saying the same thing i seem to rag on ,battery cables will vibrate loose,the fusess,and relays vibrate loose ,you must check them,i do every 500 miles and found them loose ,that is most likely why the new bikes have the battery in under the front trunk.easery to keep tight.sorry about you having saddle bags on,that would be rough to keep cheaking those battery cables,but this is a fact things like that vibrate loose,and all kinds of bad things start showing up when not tight.and clean.:chat:
OK Scotty I tried the - cable and like you said it was still loose, I could move it back and forth with my fingers so tightened it and will try it for a bit before taking the panels off. It does seem to work. It was when I had to put on the brake to start that gave me the trouble none yet so am hoping. Also like one of the poster said I took the #10 wrench from the set that came with the bike and bent it sideways. It bent VERY easy so I didn't have to take off anything to hold the nut in place to tighten it!! Thanks to all :clap:your help is needed. Will let you know if this is the fix, but I think so.
Schnauzer
New member
Same thing also
I'm having the same issue. Sometimes I have to fiddle with the switch to get it to crank. Seems like it needs to be in just the right position. I took the assembly loose to see if it was dirty contact. It's a closed/covered switch. When I tried starting with the button on the switch instead of started button it cranked everytime. My next try will be and see if it has moved anyleast amount causing the button to not be fully depressed. Good luck and keep us posted on findings, and I'll do the same.
I'm having the same issue. Sometimes I have to fiddle with the switch to get it to crank. Seems like it needs to be in just the right position. I took the assembly loose to see if it was dirty contact. It's a closed/covered switch. When I tried starting with the button on the switch instead of started button it cranked everytime. My next try will be and see if it has moved anyleast amount causing the button to not be fully depressed. Good luck and keep us posted on findings, and I'll do the same.
Bob Denman
New member
That is a real neat-looking peice of aeronautical engineering! :2thumbs:
Is is just me; or have you actually used it to drop water balloons on your neighborhood??? :roflblack:
Is is just me; or have you actually used it to drop water balloons on your neighborhood??? :roflblack:
got a bud that has a 12 PE that 5 hrs away left it sit for 1/2 hr came out and just got the clicks we picked it up and the hot cable was about melted. Dealer says some starters have been having issues
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