Wiring isue I am having a problem with my wiring. The bike was fine 2 weeks ago when I parked it....I go out today.....nothing. The battery is good and when I turn the bike on, nothing happens. If I hook up a power source to the positive and negative terminals on the fuse box (I think it bypasses the battery), I get power. But if I try to start the bike, I might turn over slow for a second....but then I usually hear clicking. So I am assuming that my problem is between the battery and the fuse box. Any ideas?

i would check the wires around the whole scooter any wire that is split will cause this problem

DISCONNECT NEGATIVE CABLE AND START BIKE IF WORKS RECONNECT NEG AND REV AT HIGH SPEED TO CHARGE BATTERY YOU NEED TO CHECK RELAYS FUSES TERMINALS WIRES MALE TO FEMALE ENDS NO CONTACT ETC.

Either its a bad new battery or tour altenator isn't charging it. Jumpstart it.

pull the starter and check it by putting it on a testor or just hooking it to a good(known)battery. If it tests good then check/replace the starter switch and check wires to the switch.

its not the heat prob the rectivier is fried

after u had it jumped u drove it to the zone so the alternator was workin--it seems like the regulator is not functionin to charge batt--theres somethin goin on in the electrics thats frying ur reg these new cars r very complex--do a scan to see any bad codes and a harness wire chec may be helpful

you car computer needs to be checked. if the altenator was put in without unhooking the battery this could have fried your computer. for futher help and assistance please call 419 689 1114 for futher assistance i will be more then happy to help

The power from your battery goes fromt the positive post of the battery directly to the starter. At the starter, there should be two connections. The large battery cable and a smaller red wire. This red wire is "hot' wire to all the "accessories" on your bike. The wire runs straight from there to the ignition switch. If you don't have power to the main switch, you have a main fuse blown somewhere. You'll need a schematic to trace the wiring out from there. I'm sorry but I don't have a schematic for that model bike. Make sure all your connections are clean and tight and your "Run/Stop" switch in the in the proper position.

check your positive cable at the starter end and check your negative cable to your ground on the chasis.