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Did you check the battery terminals as well as the ground-end of the negative cable? I had a similar occurrence and it turned out to be a slightly loose, slightly dirty battery positive cable. It really sounds to me like a dirty/loose connection somewhere...
Did you check the battery terminals as well as the ground-end of the negative cable? I had a similar occurrence and it turned out to be a slightly loose, slightly dirty battery positive cable. It really sounds to me like a dirty/loose connection somewhere...
Well, I know it's not the connection at the battery. They are tight. I will check the other connections when I get home.
Originally Posted by Gunslingertom
Ground is gonna be my first guess too.
Will check.
Originally Posted by texashillcountry
To really diagnose you are gonna have to start with a charged battery.
Did you check the regulator plug?
Battery had lots of power to turn (and still does) the starter, but nothing else works. Will check plug tonight.
OK, you had power because the starter would turn over when you pushed the button on the starter. However no power elsewhere, so check out the main fuse/breaker, then the ignition switch, then the run/stop switch. lastily the power wire to the handlebar switches which should be an orange/white wire. Hope this helps.
John
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