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i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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sitting waiting to put her in the garage and when iwent to go it went a sec then died thought ijust was not giving it enough gas looked down and the display was off weird now when i turn the key on it does nothing like it should sometimes though i noticed when i turned the key back off the gas gauge would jump like i had turned it on it is like my whole electrical system went poof all at once do you guys think it is a fuse maybe? i hope that is the answer i get i am in chattanooga and i live in rome ga so iam not even in my right state lol any ideas would be helpful
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Re:i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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I would first make sure your battery cables are tight, yeah check fuses after that. Could be a loose connection somewhere too.
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Re:i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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Sounds like it might be a loose connection. Check the Battery terminals and see if their tight and clean.
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Re:i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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if a lot of different electrical components are acting strange at the same time, it probably is a loose or dirty ground connection on the battery,
Have you done any work on the bike recently?
By the way, I like that word "bumfuzzled"  I have expanded my vocabulary... 
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Last Edit: 2008/07/04 15:31 By Flashback.
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Re:i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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ok sorry i took so long just got done with the fireworks for the kids burnt the schnittzel out of my thumb lol anyways chaecked the connections they are clean and tight so i thought hey i will hook a charger to it and see what happens would you believe she was dead as a doornail i am bumfuzzeled i would have thought i woudl have noticed some loss of power dimming of lights or something the attery is just a ew months old it is a agm mat battery anybody got any ideas what could be going on?
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Re:i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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How old is the battery? Sometimes they will die with no warning. Whoops saw you had posted few months old.
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Last Edit: 2008/07/04 22:53 By Greysnake.
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Re:i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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sometimes you get ahold of a bad battery, or you may have something draining it, it's hard to say. If you replace the battery again and it happens again then something is definetly wrong somewhere else....may want to check the output of your charging system....
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Last Edit: 2008/07/04 22:50 By RoadstarB.
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Re:i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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I know it doesn't draw much but remember you have a clock on there that runs continueously wether the key is on or not.
And like RoadstarB said sometimes you can get a bad one.
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Re:i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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how do i check that?
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Re:i am bumfuzzled 5 Months ago
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I just had my battery go bad but it was 7 years old
Its acted just as you described with the gage needles moving when Im turned the key back off, no fuses blown no spark at the battery terminals. Push started the bike to get home.
OK, the battery, when I hooked the charger up the meter did not show any current flow, No charge current on the charger meter. So the battery would not take a charge and when I put a voltmeter (or test light) across the battery and turn the key on, the battery voltage dropped to nothing, my battery was shot.
If your battery will recharge and can then start the bike it may be OK and your charging system may be at fault
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