jhan r6

Bike is an '01 with a motor from an '03 with only 4K miles on it.
Just did the motor swap. All wires and everything looked sound and everything is plugged in and mounted. Battery is fully charged. Terminals are hooked up properly from the relay to the battery. Power is there to the headlights and horn and signals. But when I hit the start button all I get is a buzzing sound from the battery area as if it has a weak battery. But I know the battery is good and charger cuz it new and recently charge. Any ideas??

Sicc0

is the batt connected properly? sometimes the wires on the batt are not tight enough and they're not gettin enough power goin throught them, happened to my boy he had a loose batt wire and everything worked but the bike wouldnt turn on ... but its prob something else ...good luck

jhan r6

Dont think the wires loose cuz the last motor i had in started up first try.. AND. Now the terminal/wire connected to the relay is getting hot to the touch when the key is turned on. - hot enough where it kinda melted a little bit of the plastic housing!! Wtf??? Im stumped!

-thanks for the input sicco.

ProWakeskater

does the fuel pump prime?

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jhan r6

Yes Fuel pump primes everytime.. I didnt touch the wireing/terminals on the new motor when I swapped it in cuz it looked fine. Its acting as if the battery is weak when I try to turn it over.

Burntz

if the wire is hot it means that is has way too much resistance. Jump the battery straight to the starter with a screw driver and see if it starts.

I'm guessing you hooked something up a tad bit wrong.

adichino

get yourself a cheap multimeter & wiring diagram and measure if you have any power in the ignition barrrel ... if not check your starter relay (this was my problem)

if yes then measure the two relays in the back (the engine stop and fuel cut) - if they are not good you can bypass them by bridging the two inner pins

hope this helps

jhan r6

Forgot to mention i did a keyless igition mod via toggle switch from one of the how tos on this forum. Worked great when i had the last motor in.

Tekanomics

the buzzing would be from the starter solenoid. jump that and see if it starts with the ignition on

smokeymcpot

its not grounding out properly. make sure the batt has a good ground. when its bad it makes it seem like ur batt is low when its not.

smokeymcpot

its not grounding out properly. make sure the batt has a good ground. when its bad it makes it seem like ur batt is low when its not. and wires get hot. disconnect the batt using jumper cables connect positive to the bike then take the negative and clamp it on a bolt on the frame then try and crank it

jhan r6

Smokey: Thats whta I'm thinking too. Im at work now so I'll try that when I get home tonight!

smokeymcpot

it might work. i had a similar problem with a bike. sometimes when frames are painted the grounds are bad. pull out a bolt grind paint off and ground it out. hope it works bro

jhan r6

Smokey ur avatar looks gross man! LOL. Is that UR finger??

smokeymcpot

yup i lost the tip of so now im stuck with 9 3/4 fingers haha.

Zuki750

Any chance the new motor is locked up? That would cause the excessive current.

1nastydc2

Its fucked you cant fix it ill give u 500$ right now.. lol

1nastydc2

What kinda battery charger did u use?? if its anything more then 1.2 amps or some where around there u might have smoked the battery sounds dump but they cant take that much of a charge.. try chaning out a battery from one of ur friends bike n see if that works.. if not i would check all the fuses n get a battery load testr n see if it'll hold up.. Good luck

old man roger

i think smokey has it right , sounds like a bad ground