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Posted on Feb 21, 2009
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My bike wont start up, fuzes are good, oil good, new battery. Bike wont turn over to star.

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    Have you tried pushing and popping the clutch?

    Did you try starter fluid?

    Does it crank, click, or nothing when trying to start?

    jackiaria

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    Do you have a voltmeter? Are you getting power to the starter button? Is the kill switch engaged? Is the sidestand down and the bike in gear?

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Hi and welcome to FixYa,

Initially, determine if there is a clicking sound when the START button is pressed. The click is significant. If there is, this indicates that the starting relay is engaging but for some reason, the starter motor is not cranking. This could either indicate a faulty starter relay (particularly the contacts) or a faulty starter motor (specifically, the carbon brushes). To determine which:

  • with the side covers off, expose the starter relay particularly the 2 large terminals;
  • have somebody start the bike normally using the key and button start switch;
  • determine if indeed the clicking is coming from the starter relay;
  • while the start button is still pressed, jump the 2 big terminals;
  • if the engine cranks, then the internal contacts of the starter relay are corroded or burned;
  • if the engine will not crank, then the starter motor is faulty.
If there is no click, you may want to check the alarm/security/immobilizer if your bike is so equipped. others to check would be side stand switch, clutch switch and neutral light indicator.

Good luck and thank you for using FixYa.

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