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    cbr250rr Mc22 won't start, battery + fuses OK?

    Bike wouldn't start this morning. - made a rapid clicking sound.

    Checked the battery and fuses, they are fine - i think there is only 2 fuses on this bike, next to the battery and under the fake ram air duct on the front fairing.

    I think it might be the CDI? how can I check this?

    Thanks for your help

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    Battery.

    You say that you tested it. How did you do that?

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    with my tounge, it gave me a good zap.

    Or i used a multimeter, cant quite remember.
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    It's the battery mate, my spad-uh does the same thing when the voltage drops. If you use a multimeter and check the voltage drop on the battery whilst attempting to crank the motor you may find your problem. If you have a sealed lead acid battery it may not want to jump start either. I had the same problem yesterday and it was reading 9.4v under load.
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    ok i'll recheck it when i get home, but it didn't want to bump start either,
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    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master View Post
    ok i'll recheck it when i get home, but it didn't want to bump start either,
    They don't like to after the battery is shagged, mine is the same it is an epic fail. You may need a new battery.....they don't charge after being run flat. Dirty piles of crap. Good luck bro.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bungbung View Post
    You say that you tested it. How did you do that?
    Same way you test a 9V battery.

    If the dash lights dim then then the battery is shot, or else a terminal is loose. Most likely shot battery considering the time of year.

    Put it on the charger and see if it recovers. Test voltage before and after.

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    What about the starter motor?

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    just re checked the voltages, it reads 12.25volts, this should be fine?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jetboy View Post
    What about the starter motor?
    how can I check that one?
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    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master View Post
    just re checked the voltages, it reads 12.25volts, this should be fine?
    You cant really tell by doing that. Do the same test again, then flip the key and the headlights on, and post the two voltages.

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    was it 12.25 volts when you were just checking it sitting still, or was 12.25 what it dropped to at the same time as you hit the starter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master View Post
    how can I check that one?
    I have a bloody good manual at home somewhere - I'll dig it up if I remember and post them up.

    I had that issue with my cage a wee while ago - battery and fuses ok but the fn starter was knackered!

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    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master View Post
    just re checked the voltages, it reads 12.25volts, this should be fine?
    Check cranking volts mate. If you have an owners manual check that for a current drop reference Good luck
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by ducatilover View Post
    Check cranking volts mate. If you have an owners manual check that for a current drop reference Good luck
    ok so i replaced the battery, and its still not starting, great use of $88!

    any ideas? how to check the startor motor?
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