Engine won't prime when I press "RUN"!?
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Engine won't prime when I press "RUN"!?
2006 Dyan Street Bob. I press the "run" button and listen for the fuel pump to start priming the engine...and it doesn't happen. When I press the "stop" button, it makes the noise like it's priming. Any ideas? The engine just cranks and cranks but will not turn over.
I checked the fuses
Has gas
Battery is good
Any help would be appreciated
I checked the fuses
Has gas
Battery is good
Any help would be appreciated
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I rode the bike a couple weeks ago, no problems. This has never happened before. The only thing I have done with the bike in the last year is replace the battery.
When I get home I am going to take one of the spark plugs out and try to start the bike and make sure fuel is reaching the plugs.
A lot of people have suggested the fuel pump, regulator, fuses, battery, battery cables.
Thank you for the help and suggestions.
When I get home I am going to take one of the spark plugs out and try to start the bike and make sure fuel is reaching the plugs.
A lot of people have suggested the fuel pump, regulator, fuses, battery, battery cables.
Thank you for the help and suggestions.
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1. I turn the key (all my lights/electrical come on)
2. press the RUN button (should hear the fuel pump at this point, but it's not priming engine with fuel)
3. press the START button. The motor cranks and cranks but never starts.
I haven't done anything to my handlebars, Im internally wiring in the near future...haven't got around to it yet.
It's a mystery to me b/c I just rode the bike 2 weeks ago. I will re-check my grounds/cables/wires for a loose connection.
Thanks for your input
2. press the RUN button (should hear the fuel pump at this point, but it's not priming engine with fuel)
3. press the START button. The motor cranks and cranks but never starts.
I haven't done anything to my handlebars, Im internally wiring in the near future...haven't got around to it yet.
It's a mystery to me b/c I just rode the bike 2 weeks ago. I will re-check my grounds/cables/wires for a loose connection.
Thanks for your input
#7
It's entirely possible at some point you may have fallen & hit your head, maybe scratched up one of your bags in the process as well.
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Mine did it two weeks after I bought the bike. It just died on the road, luckily it sputtered the mile left to get home. Sometimes I hit run and nothing. Then I hit and it primed and started, then died a block later. Then it just quit priming in the driveway. My fuel pump went out!! Warranty covered it, so I was good.
Last edited by JaronB; 01-27-2010 at 10:08 PM.
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