Fat Bob won't start
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Hello you know when you hit the starter you put a big load on the battery and if you have a weak battery it will fall on it;s face soon as the starter is used" the ECU or I should say the computer in the Dyna has to have a full 12 volts at all times to work right, try this with your bike running check the batter and see how much voltage is being pumped into the battery it should be near 14 volts or a little more then shut the Bike off now check the voltage again it should be 12.69 or a tad less if it's way less then your battery is **** up Now hit the starter and see if it starts? ok shut the engine down and check the voltage again if it's 12 volts or less you need a new battery, I just went through this my self"
Virg
Virg
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2010 fat bob, no crank, battery shows good, lights come on, no crank, seems like when the bike is jostled it will crank but then stops, im sertain its a conection somewhere, solinoid or ground, what im looking for is someone maybe had the same issue or knows of a common problem on the dyna that contributes to this issue, thanks in advance for all the humorous answers i know ill get, and for the ones that help
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