Red light don't fix

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Drago103

New Member
Hello there,
I have a beautiful Big Dog Mastiff, 2004,117ci. Love the bike. Yesterday I was riding home and the bike just went off. I notice that when I turn the key on, the red light in the ignition module ( turns on without me pushing the run button), and after 1 second it turns off. Then when I press the run button, the light stays off and there's no click on the EHC...my bike has already the RIP kit. Have already check all the plugs and the start PCB and found nothing...

Can anyone help please.
 

Mickmorris

Well Known Member
Supporting Member
Hello there,
I have a beautiful Big Dog Mastiff, 2004,117ci. Love the bike. Yesterday I was riding home and the bike just went off. I notice that when I turn the key on, the red light in the ignition module ( turns on without me pushing the run button), and after 1 second it turns off. Then when I press the run button, the light stays off and there's no click on the EHC...my bike has already the RIP kit. Have already check all the plugs and the start PCB and found nothing...

Can anyone help please.
It should come on when you turn the key on just for a second and flash when cranking on a ‘04. I agree with Harry to check your cam sensor.
 

Drago103

New Member
Hi there,

Thaks all for your help. Now i'm good about the red light :) all good
Have already cheked the cam sensor. When cranking the red light flashes so the cam sensor is ok.

But the bike still wont start. Cheked all the RIP connetions and star PCB and nothing...Today gona chek the coils and coils line from the Tunderhart Module
 

Mikeinjersey

Well-Known Member
Hi there,

Thaks all for your help. Now i'm good about the red light :) all good
Have already cheked the cam sensor. When cranking the red light flashes so the cam sensor is ok.

But the bike still wont start. Cheked all the RIP connetions and star PCB and nothing...Today gona chek the coils and coils line from the Tunderhart Module
Welcome from NJ,
Have you checked for fuel getting to the carburetor . May sound silly but you wouldn't be the first person to run out of gas and assume it was an ignition problem. Are your spark plugs wet ? If you are certain your getting fuel spray a little starting fluid in the carb while it's cranking. If it fires your carb could be problem. Easy stuff to check before you get too deep.
Good luck
 
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