15-1
STARTING SYSTEM
TROUBLE DIAGNOSE
Can Not Start
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Fuse
broken
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Low power of the battery
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Starter clutch defect
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Main switch defect
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Break lever switch defect
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Starter relay defect
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Bad connection of wiring
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Starting motor defect
STARTING MOTOR
Disassembly
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Before remove the starting motor, turn
off the main switch first.
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To ensure the safety, remove the
ground (green) wire from battery and
turn on the main switch to check the
motor rotates or not.
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Remove the wire strip of starting
motor.
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Take off 2 bolts and remove the motor
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Remove the rubber cover and
disconnect the wire.
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Check the movement of starting
motor
shaft.
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Check the motor rotation by
connecting full charged battery direct
to the starting motor.
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When using the battery test motor, be
sure to hold the motor tightly to avoid
damage.
Installation
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Installation is based on reversed
sequence.
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Check all wiring, connectors, rubber
covers, and O-ring are installed
correctly.
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Grease the O-ring and install the
starting motor with 2 bolts.
Low Power of Starting Motor
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Low power of the battery
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Bad contact of wire connectors
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Starting motor gear abnormally stock.
Starting Motor working, engine does
not working.
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Starter clutch defect
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Rotation reversed of starting motor
due to wrong connection.
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Low power of battery
cover bolt
Starting motor wire
O-ring
starting motor wire