Road King Won't Turn Over
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From: poway
Thank you. Not sure if you saw my update, but I got the bike to start right up by manually pushing in the starter solenoid. I will check the small battery fuse, but wouldn't the bike starting up mean that it is OK?
Not sure what you mean by "TCs." Also not sure what you mean by "held low" and "goes high."
Not sure what you mean by "TCs." Also not sure what you mean by "held low" and "goes high."
Held low means the voltage says low, I would say less than a volt. Goes high means that the voltage goes above say 12 volts.. I'm a retired EE, it's what we call digital logic, High and Low.. A low voltage may be less than 1 volt, high above say 10 volts.
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From: Honah Lee
Thank you. Not sure if you saw my update, but I got the bike to start right up by manually pushing in the starter solenoid. I will check the small battery fuse, but wouldn't the bike starting up mean that it is OK?
Not sure what you mean by "TCs." Also not sure what you mean by "held low" and "goes high."
Not sure what you mean by "TCs." Also not sure what you mean by "held low" and "goes high."
I suspect that is battery voltage to the relay. Not the pull in coil of it that turns relay on.
Last edited by Jackie Paper; May 11, 2023 at 05:37 AM.
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Pull the battery, charge it and have it load tested.
Once you know the battery is fully charged and in good working order, you can start troubleshooting the starting circuit.
Once you know the battery is fully charged and in good working order, you can start troubleshooting the starting circuit.
Last edited by Dan89FLSTC; May 11, 2023 at 06:05 AM.
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