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Low-sided my bike 3 days ago. When I picked it up and went to turn it on, it wouldn’t start. It would crank but it just wouldn’t turn completely on.
Tried a push start right after, turned on somewhat for 2 seconds then turned off.
Next Day
Tried the BAS to see if it was maybe stuck? Lol it works fine, fuel pump still primes.
Then tried the WOT throttle and crank for 5 seconds method but that also didn’t work.
Next thing I did was test my spark plugs. First I tried one spark plug and ignition coil. Took it out and tested for spark and got nothing so I was sad.
Then I took out another spark plug to make sure, so I used this other spark plug and ignition coil to test all 4 wires, no spark but it did make a noise, but no spark.
I tested the wires for continuity and they’re good.
So my next plan of action is to check the other wires that lead up to the front of the fuel tank.
I need help on what it could be or what I else I could look for because it’s my first time doing this. Help is very much appreciated.
My battery is at 12.37V according to my autozone multimeter.
Bike also had a full crash cage.
Tried a push start right after, turned on somewhat for 2 seconds then turned off.
Next Day
Tried the BAS to see if it was maybe stuck? Lol it works fine, fuel pump still primes.
Then tried the WOT throttle and crank for 5 seconds method but that also didn’t work.
Next thing I did was test my spark plugs. First I tried one spark plug and ignition coil. Took it out and tested for spark and got nothing so I was sad.
Then I took out another spark plug to make sure, so I used this other spark plug and ignition coil to test all 4 wires, no spark but it did make a noise, but no spark.
I tested the wires for continuity and they’re good.
So my next plan of action is to check the other wires that lead up to the front of the fuel tank.
I need help on what it could be or what I else I could look for because it’s my first time doing this. Help is very much appreciated.
My battery is at 12.37V according to my autozone multimeter.
Bike also had a full crash cage.