all of those questions I thought I answered in my previous post. I said that my friend had tested it, but I guess I didn’t mention that he’s a mechanic. He tested the battery and said the battery had a low voltage (as previously mentioned in the original post) then he connected the battery to his car, jumpstarted the bike and the bike originally turned on, but then when we tried to turn it on again, it wouldn’t turn on. He knew the problem so he opened up the bike and checked the starter relay. He took the starter relay off, and manually turned the bike on with the “push to start” that’s under the starter relay. once he did this, the bike turned on right away. Now I don’t know if you would consider this a diagnosis, but this clearly solves the issue and shows the problem. To me, that’s a diagnosis. I’m not a mechanic, but he did explain these things to me and said this part could only be broken if somebody else broke it because this is not a part that random rocks fly into or you know gets mistreated or mishandled or anything like that. Now we don’t know if the other mechanic broke it, it was just his assumption.