I think my battery was having trouble and had to push start my motorcycle a few times. Now that I have replaced the battery, it sounds like it wants to start but won't

Howdy. I have had to replace 2 Kindles. Almost a 3rd one. I have noticed if you let it discharge completely that's when the trouble starts. What I did is.
1- Plug in charger.
2- after about 10 minutes on charger push start button, push it about 4 -5 times.
3- push the volume buttons both at same time. Then push them individually. Push and hold each one for a few seconds.
4- After all that, try pushing start button again.
Now this worked for me, I just didn't want to go back to best buy and tell them another went bad. Remember these things can get viruses just like any computer. Get a virus program, lots of them free in the store. Let me know if this works

you may have blown the starter solenoid or even worst the starter motor
i cannot diagnose without seeing the bike properly
i strongly suggest you put in a workshop and get it diagnosed properly

Change the coil. It is breaking down internally. The clicking is probably a flat battery

Did they check the plug wirers? How about the gas? Drian the tank to remove any sediment, OR, Put in an additive that has dry gas in it to remove any condensation. Change the fuel filter,

charge the battery...see if it holds charge....if not get a new battery

Sounds as if it needs a good tune up, you start but cleaning and resetting the plugs, or if they are to bad, replacing them. Then make sure the timing is correctly set. after that I think you will be home free.

You checked the solenoid? (ont post hot all the time - the other post only hot when you press the start switch) Check the low volt wires from battery to solenoid and solenoid to switch and from switch to ground.

I think you will find your trouble.

Please let me know what happens.

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the battery is charging ok if not the bike wouldnt run-ur starter motor needs inspection-maybe the rotor or brushes r froze-1st chec wiring that gos to the starter-could be loose or bad-with a manual u can disasemble n test the motor-ni dong ma zai jian

sounds like your fuel pump has gone check here 1st to see if its putting fuel out

hi its me again your problem sounds like you could have a slight air leak from your carb to manifold seal,this would make your motor run lean ,thereby requiring more fuel to richen the mixture to help on start up,the seal at fault is easy to replace with the min of tools and is sited on the rear of the carb where it is just pushed over the manifold and the carb is pushed into it,being made of rubber it is prone to cracking hope this cures your problem regards ian