06 had trickle charge but had not shut off kill switch. New battery. turned over a few times and then started motor just clicking. Tried to jump from my car and would not start, so tried reversing the cable with positive to ground, no all light work but absolutely nothing when hit starter. Is there a fuse or something I have probably blown? If so, and replace, suggestions on how to start. Can open kill switch drain battery with trickle charger on?
Kill switch on will not discharge a battery unless ignition is on at same time , check earth cable to motor and to starter switch
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The problem seem to involve a number of circuits, I would suspect the Key switch as it supplies power to all affected systems. The dieing on release of the clutch is usually the kickstand safety switch. If the kick stand is not up, and the bike in gear, then when the clutch switch detects release is kills the engine so you don't kill your self.
Check or replace these switches.
Hope this is of some help.
Ed
SOURCE: 06 s83 won't start. Rode for 70 miles, parked in
replace your battery although you have 12 volts your battery is producing very little amps not even enough to energize your start relay let alone your starter motor
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well i would try the switch and see and if that doesnt work then check the wiring for a loose connection or ground or maybe it could be as ez as checking the light bulb it might be loose in the socket
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Sometimes after trying to start a bike with a weak battery the starter solenoid gets damaged,or loose connections develop on the solenoid due to heat.It should be next to the battery.
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when he jumped it with the charger he probably fan too much curent through the system witch made a relay stick so when you hit the start button it dosnt shut off the kill switch probably went bad because of it also trace the wires from the start button and find the relay that they go to and check it with a multimeeter how they work is it uses a little amount of curent to controle a big amount
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