Yeah I was riding back the other night I stopped and got fuel and when I was getting on the interstate under acceleration it died on me but I didn't lose power after a closer inspection I noticed that the two leads that are kind of booty together that go to the transmission had came off of its connectors That's what I thought huh simple fix you know a kickback whatever but that wasn't the case. It acted like it was going to turn over for a few minutes and from there it just got even more Goofy by the passing minutes, as of now it won't even try to start but I have power basically everywhere except for the tail lights won't work or the blinker the headlight is on but no high beam to switch
First thing is to check the battery -- charge it up and have it load tested.
Many parts have been replaced when the real culprit was the battery.
When fully charged the battery should read 12.8v, if it's less, it's going bad or is bad.
Consensus on here is the best choice is a Deka -- we have seen many a claim of "oh got this special battery- its better" -- Usually doesn't work out.
The wires going to the transmission from the electronics are the Neutral switch for you indicator light.
Check the headlight manually (open it up and use multimeter to see if the HB element is good. Recommend replacing it with LED ( Sunpie or similar daymaker on amazon -- usually around $40 or less) Check the socket in the headlight bucket -- these have been known to cause issues. Should be a good ceramic one not plastic
After charging and testing battery report back.
Provide as much detail as possible -- things you take for granted we are unaware of.
ie
turned key
checked voltage
hit run/stop
press start (never hold for more than 3 seconds)
report what it did (did you hear click of Compression releases, did it spin like normal
If it spun and did not start, check for spark and fuel
check cam sensor if no spark.