Husky wont start.

Tilts wrote:my old one did aswel, but reading up on it, there was a fault with some, returned to quick and cracked the casing.

what a cracking idea it doesn't work properly so we,l take it off not as if your going to needs it on an enduro bike like is it [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

So has your bike ever worked off the button [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

no it doesn't, but starts fine from a starting handle.

its starts from both does your orange relic start off the button?
ow thats righ it dosent have one [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

does your lemon start from kick ow thats right is dosent have one either [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

charing feed from the stator might have a break in it !

nokiamutt wrote:charing feed from the stator might have a break in it !

I agree.... this is more likely to be a charging issue than a faulty battery.

Charge the battery up and refit it.

Assuming the bike then starts connect a voltmeter to the + and - poles of the battery and you should have roughly 13.5 volts when the bike is running.

If you have roughly 13.5 volts then the charging system is fine and its likely you have a drain somewhere as has been suggested or indeed a faulty battery.

If you have significantly less than 13.5 volts then its time to investigate your charging problem - maybe a broken wire, wet / broken connector, ignition switch, stator, or rectifier fault

You can check for a drain on the battery by connecting a bulb in series with the battery terminal and its connecting cable. The bulb will glow if theres any drain on the battery.
You can then disconnect each fuse and connector one by one until the light goes out. This will determine which circuit is causing the drain and will lead you to the fault.

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Cheers Rob.

I think the battery is fooked, been on charge all night and its hasnt taken anything...

Hopefully its the battery Tilts but...