Joined Aug 2005
11 Posts | 0+
Brisbane Australia
Hi all on the last ride my e-start stopped working, i pulled the fuse and it looked ok, so off I went tracing the power from the starter all the way to the head area, I got to the fuse holder and guess what No Bloody Power. After all my research on the forum I was convinced I had a broken wire. Nope just the fuse, after bridging the holder I got the starter to spin first press. The fuse still looks perfect but no current flow.
Anyway will get a new one tomorrow and hope all is well. Would it be fair to say that as the wire was not obviously burnt in the fuse that it was probably vibration that got it.
Anyway will get a new one tomorrow and hope all is well. Would it be fair to say that as the wire was not obviously burnt in the fuse that it was probably vibration that got it.
