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743 Troubleshooting
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<blockquote data-quote="Tazza" data-source="post: 9249" data-attributes="member: 82"><p>AH HA good. At least you know the starter is good.</p><p>The L bracket definatly should have 2 holes. On a machine i re-built i ran an extra earth from the base of the solenoids direct to one of the mounting bolts just to be sure. I had the same sort of problems, it would start some times and refused to others. I was pulling my hair out for days till somehow i worked out the earthing problem, i'm still not too sure how.</p><p>One other thing to keep an eye on is the connector under the seat, these can corode and cause all sorts of grief. I have seen a few machines that the previous owner had jumped bad connectors.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tazza, post: 9249, member: 82"] AH HA good. At least you know the starter is good. The L bracket definatly should have 2 holes. On a machine i re-built i ran an extra earth from the base of the solenoids direct to one of the mounting bolts just to be sure. I had the same sort of problems, it would start some times and refused to others. I was pulling my hair out for days till somehow i worked out the earthing problem, i'm still not too sure how. One other thing to keep an eye on is the connector under the seat, these can corode and cause all sorts of grief. I have seen a few machines that the previous owner had jumped bad connectors. [/QUOTE]
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