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01-25-2017 #1
Wiring Starter Motor
I have a '10 sportster 48 i am in the process of rewiring from scratch. I have the rest of the circuit down but cannot get the starter motor to crank. Since running into trouble I have removed the rest of the wiring and am focusing on just getting the starter to fire. I am running a remote button mounted directly on the starter solenoid so I believe there is no need for the starter switch relay and am wiring it as follows.
Button mounted on solenoid.
Battery to starter +
Starter - to frame ground
When I hit the button I get nothing. Still getting a solid 10v on the battery so I feel like something should be happening. Starter worked last summer fine while we were putting 10k miles on the bike.
what did I do wrong
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01-25-2017 #2Senior Member
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I have a '10 sportster 48 i am in the process of rewiring from scratch. I have the rest of the circuit down but cannot get the starter motor to crank. Since running into trouble I have removed the rest of the wiring and am focusing on just getting the starter to fire. I am running a remote button mounted directly on the starter solenoid so I believe there is no need for the starter switch relay and am wiring it as follows.
Button mounted on solenoid.
Battery to starter +
Starter - to frame ground
When I hit the button I get nothing. Still getting a solid 10v on the battery so I feel like something should be happening. Starter worked last summer fine while we were putting 10k miles on the bike.
what did I do wrong
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01-25-2017 #3Junior Member
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maybe a year and a half. recently put on a tender. even though the voltage is under 12 wouldnt i still hear something. its crickets over here..
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01-25-2017 #4Senior Member
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