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paul brittain Posted on Feb 04, 2011
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2005 vstar 1100 midnight custom...wont turn over...replaced battery...just get a clicking noise from under seat...fuses there look good. Battery charged. Lights bright...press starter button...just clicks

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Check the starter motor for continuity. I expect the brushes need replacing.

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