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« on: February 12, 2010, 05:31:24 PM »
I've just brought my best friends bike home to try and sell. Unfortunatly he died in september, but his wife has asked for my help on selling the bike.

I had been trickle charging the bike and riding it once a month, but I went down to get it today and it was dead. So I used his Diehard charger/starter to try and jump the bike. I turned the key and the lights came on....instrument cluster lit up...then an eratic flashing and ALL went dead.

Did I blow a main fuse somewhere? The fuses under the seat all appear to be fine?!?!?

Why is it now DEAD dead?
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« Reply #1 on: February 12, 2010, 07:36:50 PM »
Make sure the connections on the battery are clean and tight. If they appear good, check the battery with a multi-meter and plan on pulling the battery to get it tested. If it has been sitting for some time and/or is an old battery, it may have gone beyond the charger doing any good. Always starting with the simple stuff has been best for me.

Good luck.
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