Has this ever happened to you?

Energy One

Big Daddy 72

Custom Street Rod Interiors & Design
I turned the key on last night on my k-9 and the starter started cranking all by it's self and the horn was on. I clicked it on and off severl times and the horn finally went off. Has anyone else ever had this issue?

I guessing it's in the start run switch.
 

Matheny 514

Active Member
Should be at least around 12.8 to have it start properly also when get it started check voltage again it should be charging 13.5-14.03 ish volts
Also, you will want to check voltage while under load. Put your DMM or volt meter on the battery with the key OFF, what is the VDC reading? Then turn key ON and hit the RUN button and press START. While the engine is turning over, what is the VDC reading? Finally, while the engine is running, therefore the charging system is operating, what is the VDC reading?

These are three very important VDC readings that will give more information as to your needed next steps. Let us know your test results.
 

bigkelk9

Well-Known Member
Nope here also. You're slipping Bill. I miss the old school wire and ride Bill.
Yeah, when I got my bike after hearing about the nightmares, I chose to hardwire it and get rid of computers, the only downfall to that is that u have to change controls.. but that is my suggestion to all having the typical bdm problems..comes out a lot cheaper in the long run.
 

Big Daddy 72

Custom Street Rod Interiors & Design
Ok f'n shits back again!!! 12.74 volts and shit starts goin bonkers!! Horn lights and starter starts engaging. I checked my mastiff. It's at same voltage turn the key on it acts normal!!! wtf I'm loosing my short patience!! Is the ech taking a shit?
 

BWG56

Guru
Ok f'n shits back again!!! 12.74 volts and shit starts goin bonkers!! Horn lights and starter starts engaging. I checked my mastiff. It's at same voltage turn the key on it acts normal!!! wtf I'm loosing my short patience!! Is the ech taking a shit?
Here's a tip from DOC during winter storage, or prolong none usage, put the battery tender on a timer for about an hour a day and in the spring when you wanna first ride, put a battery charger on it to give the battery a deep charge.
 

Big Daddy 72

Custom Street Rod Interiors & Design
:eek:
Here's a tip from DOC during winter storage, or prolong none usage, put the battery tender on a timer for about an hour a day and in the spring when you wanna first ride, put a battery charger on it to give the battery a deep charge.
Thanks for the advise buddy. I broke my breathalyzer straw on my phone so I was able to text under the influence again..... Sorry I'll try to get it fixed.:oops::(
 
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