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1995 VF750. The bike will start after i take off of the trickle charger. Idled for about 20 min then died and won't start. Put back on the trickle for a couple minutes and it started again. I think the bike is just running off of the battery power. What could have gone to cause this?

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It has either a generator or alternator style system. So ya your killing the battery and need to stop that till you fix the generator charging system. Check the fuses and wires for any breaks. May need a new stator or charging controller if the fuses are not the problem. May be even a bad ground wire.

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  • Posted on Jan 05, 2009

SOURCE: white smoke both pipes when started minute later gone away

White smoke indicates water in the combustion chamber. If the bike is still running okay I would keep an eye on the coolant level, make sure you're not losing any. Best guess is a blown headgasket. You can do a leakdown test or a compression test to check. If your headgasket is blown, two adjacent cylinders should show lower compression since pressure will be leaking from one to the other.

That's the kind of thing that probably won't run for long. Be sure and keep an eye on your oil level too, if you happen to be leaking coolant into the oil you can dilute the oil to the point it no longer lubricates very well.

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  • Posted on Feb 16, 2009

SOURCE: bike wont idle and power constantly dieing and recovering

check to see if you have gas in the oil from a carb leaking down which will cause the idle speed to drop when motor warms up.pick up idle run for awhile then plugs foul.like you said a carby problem.

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  • Posted on Feb 24, 2009

SOURCE: I have a Honda Rebel 250cc 1995 model.The battery

you will find with the age of the bike that the coil is probably caput. this camn be changed with a lot of brute force and ignorance. it is behind the crank housing and will only come off with a crank puller, this should solve your probs.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 13, 2009

SOURCE: Won,t stay cranked

try the bad gas route first by draining the tank and replacing it with fresh fuel.

if no joy, then i would focus on gummed up carbs. remove the carbs from the bike, then remove the float bowls from the carbs and take a look. my guess if the jets are clogged and/or lots of varnish on the float and bottom of the bowl. clean it all out including all of the orfices on the jets (main & pilot) and you should be a-ok.

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  • Posted on Apr 02, 2012

SOURCE: 2006 Honda 750cc Shadow Aero starts with choke, runs for a minute, sputters and stalls. Won't start again for a couple of days, then starts right up. Electrical?

Hi there
I once had a wee car,whenever it got too much petrol inside itself it refused to go anywhere and had to rest for some time and you had to be very careful with the choke and the petrol so it did not swallow too much of it and need another rest.
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