Starter fuse continues to blow
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09-25-2011, 10:34 AM
Starter fuse continues to blow
So i took a trip to cleveleland for the first time and it was also my first time being on the turnpike. Of course i took the motorcycle its more fun. Anyways, its like a 3 hour trip in a car and like 2 hours on the bike. on the way back, the bike finally started running perfect like i just bought the thing off the show room floor. so of course i decide to run the **** out of it. Almost topped the thing out 6th gear about 10k rpms (don't have a speedometer so i have no idea how fast that is).
Anyways, i get back go pick up the gf and roll out to chipotle. I'm thinking the problem started because before i left to pick her up i was doing wheelies. so we leave chipotle hop back on and it dies. like the battery was completely dead. pushed the damn thing almost home again and said nah im done with this go to a random guys house because he had a bike outside lol and it turns out he was an scca racer sponsored and works for honda. anyways, he rips it apart and is like welp your relay blew, so we threw another one in starts up and just idles. then i pick it up off the stand and the relay blows again and it dies. put another fuse in and it does the same thing. so i gave up and pushed it all the way home. Does anyone have a clue whats going on here>
Anyways, i get back go pick up the gf and roll out to chipotle. I'm thinking the problem started because before i left to pick her up i was doing wheelies. so we leave chipotle hop back on and it dies. like the battery was completely dead. pushed the damn thing almost home again and said nah im done with this go to a random guys house because he had a bike outside lol and it turns out he was an scca racer sponsored and works for honda. anyways, he rips it apart and is like welp your relay blew, so we threw another one in starts up and just idles. then i pick it up off the stand and the relay blows again and it dies. put another fuse in and it does the same thing. so i gave up and pushed it all the way home. Does anyone have a clue whats going on here>
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10-09-2011, 12:38 AM
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So i took a trip to cleveleland for the first time and it was also my first time being on the turnpike. Of course i took the motorcycle its more fun. Anyways, its like a 3 hour trip in a car and like 2 hours on the bike. on the way back, the bike finally started running perfect like i just bought the thing off the show room floor. so of course i decide to run the **** out of it. Almost topped the thing out 6th gear about 10k rpms (don't have a speedometer so i have no idea how fast that is).
Anyways, i get back go pick up the gf and roll out to chipotle. I'm thinking the problem started because before i left to pick her up i was doing wheelies. so we leave chipotle hop back on and it dies. like the battery was completely dead. pushed the damn thing almost home again and said nah im done with this go to a random guys house because he had a bike outside lol and it turns out he was an scca racer sponsored and works for honda. anyways, he rips it apart and is like welp your relay blew, so we threw another one in starts up and just idles. then i pick it up off the stand and the relay blows again and it dies. put another fuse in and it does the same thing. so i gave up and pushed it all the way home. Does anyone have a clue whats going on here>
Anyways, i get back go pick up the gf and roll out to chipotle. I'm thinking the problem started because before i left to pick her up i was doing wheelies. so we leave chipotle hop back on and it dies. like the battery was completely dead. pushed the damn thing almost home again and said nah im done with this go to a random guys house because he had a bike outside lol and it turns out he was an scca racer sponsored and works for honda. anyways, he rips it apart and is like welp your relay blew, so we threw another one in starts up and just idles. then i pick it up off the stand and the relay blows again and it dies. put another fuse in and it does the same thing. so i gave up and pushed it all the way home. Does anyone have a clue whats going on here>
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10-09-2011, 08:51 AM
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how does that even work? you let too much electricity through because of the fuse??? a fuse isn't a voltage regulator lol, its a safety device...
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10-09-2011, 09:17 AM
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10-09-2011, 02:26 PM
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