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I just put a multimeter on the battery while trying to start...reading 4-5 volts during starting. I guess it's the battery. Battery is less than a year old from what the previous owner said. How can I tell how old it is? I see what looks like dates on the label but can't figure it out.
Jason
I have a small gauge wire going nowhere that is connected to a part that I can't identify. Can some tell me what it is please? It has a part number as you can see but I wasn't able to match it up.
Thanks,
Jason
No alarm that I know of. Last bike did but it had key fob. This bike does not. May be a disconnected alarm. I bought the bike used last August and no mention of alarm....makes sense though. Still can't jump the bike with my car.. Bike wants to turn over and backfired once but no go.
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