2013 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Ultra Limited "wire push button starter relay" Questions

push start only light clicking Either starter relay faulty or solinoid. Solinoid will give quite a loud click. Check the small terminal on solinoid for 12 volts while pressing start button. If present

...button is pushed check for voltage at the small yellow/ red wire on the harness side of the connector for the starter relay. This relay can be found by following the positive battery cable to it. If ...

...or pass the power through then check if power gets to it's smaller wire when you push the button. If not, could be the button, or possibly something like a bad side stand switch or engine stop

...push the start button nothing happens it has power going to the starter relay from the switch Now, you need to check to see if power is going from the starter relay to the solenoid of the starter. ...

...motor. If the starting relay does not make a clicking sound when you push the starting button, then you've got either a defective starter button, or wiring goin to the relay. I hope this is

...push the start button. Then back to the relay, pull that hot wire from the start button to the relay and touch it to the small post and see if it will now energize the relay when the start button is ...

...push button from battery to starter...it starts ever time. What connection is missing b/w the starter switch and the starter?? you need to check and see if you have 12volts at the relay and if you ...

...press the start button the light should light up. If not, either the relay is bad or the push button on the handlebar control. If you're getting voltage to the starter at the green wire, bad

...wire in and then out but it also has 2 smaller wires that attach to smaller screws check for voltage on one of these wires if it is there and nothing happens when you push the starter button then you ...

push the start button. You should feel the relay click. If it does click but the starter does not engage, you need to test the voltage coming out of the relay. To test the output of the relay, look at