i have a 05 600rr and i cant get it to start its a new starter and battery so i doubt thats the problem. it use to work pushed started but not at a
stop. i turn the key and it powers up but then i try to start it and i hear
a clicking noice under the seat i believe and the power goes out and
comes back on. i have changed the relay and solenoid with another 600rr that runs and it does the same.. please help

 

lol, put a charger on that battery, or try jumping it off...

 

and yes i read that its a new battery... just trust me

 

when you hear the clicking sound do you hear the engine trying to turn over at the same time or is it just clicking and that is the only sound you hear. If it is only clicking then all you need is a new battery or to charge the one you have.

 

Step 1: Check all connections, make sure everything is tight. (And especially make sure your battery terminals are tight and clean)

Step 2: Get a battery charger and charge the battery FULLY overnight. (12volt, 2 amps: no more)

Step 3: Start the bike and put a digital voltmeter on the battery terminals. 15.5v @ 5000 RPM.

Step 4: If step 3 fails, you might have a faulty rectifier. If you have a spare rectifier or a friend has one of the same/similar year then swap them out. (03-04RR Rectifiers are different, so make sure you swap out an 05-06RR rectifier)

Step 5: Check volts at the battery terminal while bike is running, if you are getting 15.5v @ 5000RPM's you fixed the problem, if you are not you could have either a faulty stator or a faulty wire in your wire loom.

Step 6: If all of the above are bad.... BUY A CLYMER MECHANICS BOOK AND START TROUBLESHOOTING!!!

 

ok (mr.farley) im bearly going to try those steps tomorrow (50outlaw) i tried to jump it off but it did the same thing im going to try with the charger and (teamoney) i just hear the clicking noise it doesnt try to turn over.. thanks for the suggestions and if yall have any other steps for me to try i would really appreciate it.. THANKS!!

 

Sounds to me like you have a dead battery... maybe a loose electrical cable somewhere. Most likely the battery. A surefire way to find out if it's the battery is to buy a new one man, if it doesn't work return it and say you got the wrong one... never fails :YEAH

 

ok i got a new battery and nothing

 

I've never had the problem your having... never really had to fix my street bikes. Had two gsx-r 6's and they ran pretty good. This may be a really dumb thing to say but I've had this problem with cars and I replaced the alternator... that could be it...? I don't mess with that electrical **** I let other people do it for me, I only mess with engines, frames, and tires... so I would recommend taking it to your local dealer/shop.