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Yaniv Bensadon Posted on Jun 10, 2013
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Yamaha wr450 battery wont charge - 2009 Yamaha WR450F

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Purchase a new battery. Try to pop start the bike, If the bike runs it means the stater is good.

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Please check for power on the starter side of the start solenoid - remember to press the start switch when measuring. Should be 0 until you press the switch, then should be 12 V on the DC scale.

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Check the fuses and connectors first

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Yamaha wr450 battery wont recharge

If the battery is completely dead you can go to autozone and get acid refills. The levels can sometimes get low. However, it sounds to me like you would be better off buying a new battery.
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Hi,

The starter is deffinately 'dragging'.
Chances are that it has dropped a bush.
I'm not sure if Yamaha does a servie kit for the starter, but your local dealer will give you that info.

Most good auto electricians should be able to assist you.

To test the starter, place a multi metre across the battery terminals(the battery must be fully charged). Crank the motor and check how many amps the starter is drawing. Anything more than 30 amps is a sure sign of a failing starter.

Good luck

Jon
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