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Jimmy the Freedom rider

Jimmy the Freedom rider

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Turn the key on all the lights come on but it will not turn over, not even click. The battery is brand new won't even turn over with bump start on Solenoid. Does anybody I have any solutions.

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1 B.M.F.

1 B.M.F.

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When you installed the battery a wire could have fallen down before you got them hooked to the post. This has happened to me ONCE. And/or battery didn’t have a full charge. I always put the bolt back though all the holes of the wires when disconnecting the battery.
 
SCC007

SCC007

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Agree, did you charge the battery before install? Most of the new batteries I have gotten were not charged (or very little). Also agree with checking the wiring again, especially the starter to battery and the grounds, one might have come loose or not connected. Also worth checking the fuse just in case.
 
Mr. Wright

Mr. Wright

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What battery did you put in it? Just because it is new, doesn't mean it is any good. Run into this countless times.
 
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Action Jackson

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I am experiencing the same thing and when I try to start it it hums and clicks. I bought a new battery and then brought it back and got it replaced. I have a Duracell 310 CC. Any suggestions? all my cables appear to be in the same position from my battery I had to replace.
 
Mikeinjersey

Mikeinjersey

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Action Jackson said:
I am experiencing the same thing and when I try to start it it hums and clicks. I bought a new battery and then brought it back and got it replaced. I have a Duracell 310 CC. Any suggestions? all my cables appear to be in the same position from my battery I had to replace.
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What bike do you have ? Make sure all your battery connections are clean and tight. Make sure the neg cable has a tight ground at the starter. The battery should read a minimum of 12.8 volts DC . Pull the green wire off the starter and read the voltage when you push the start button. You should read voltage enough to activate the solenoid . You should also hear the click of the compression releases at the same time. If you have good voltage pull the solenoid cover and check for burnt contacts.
 
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pitbull pat

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Agree w Mr.Wright - new batteries don't mean shit n if it's a AGM - it can light up a test light n still not turn the bike like there is no connection. Test load battery n trace your connections up to ecu n make sure relay has not vibrated loose under ecu

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