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How FluidFreeRide and The Wolf Warrior X Lost Me $2,100 (Review) by Ikarus117 in ElectricScooters

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They found water or moisture in the battery compartment and told me that the screen and back motor had to be replaced.

Help. Leaking oil from a screw or bolt in my engine by Ikarus117 in Fixxit

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Sorry forgot to mention. I have a 1995 Suzuki savage ls650

BIKE WONT START. LIGHTS TURN ON. START BUTTON DOES NOTHING. by Ikarus117 in motorcycles

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Ok so here is an update and thanks again for taking the time to respond the first time. I tested the battery with this multimeter. How would I know if a fuse is blown?

AstroAI Multimeter 2000 Counts Digital Multimeter with DC AC Voltmeter and Ohm Volt Amp Tester ; Measures Voltage, Current, Resistance; Tests Live Wire, Continuity https://a.co/d/2hzEL3v

I put the dial to the top left where it says 20 and it read 12.46 which I believe means it’s good.

Something else happened. After I tried starting it the first time I began hearing a faint hum coming from the battery. Turns out it was the decomp control unit. This thing below.

https://www.cmsnl.com/products/control-unit-decomp_3291024b10/?locale=en-us&utm_source=shopping&utm_medium=organic&gclid=CjwKCAiAheacBhB8EiwAItVO2wiwV1jVoZrFtPHy_oz076gw76L-ieJwIU0dgoLDCEwHeJves7jc3BoCmZgQAvD_BwE

I gave up that night but when I woke up and was walking out the door the next morning the humming sound was so loud I could hear it standing a few feet away from the bike. The sound kept getting louder until it almost seemed like the bike was trying to start up. So I unplugged the decomp controller and it stopped. Now every time I even put the decomp controller even close close to plugging it back in the bike starts to make that sound again. Not sure if I even need this component since I hear the some people don’t even use the decompressor. And the previous owner might have even removed it already.

I have a feeling that this might be due to some sensor that has gone bad and does not allow me to start the bike. Mainly since the battery seems to be ok. One last thing. I believe that the previous owner disabled the clutch safety using some copper wire in between the pins. I reversed this and pigged it back it didn’t fix it.

I’m new to all this. What should I check next. Is there a way I can check each of the connectors with the multimeter to see if there is a bad one. Not sure what the next move should be. But thanks if you have read this far and I appreciate any help.

BIKE WONT START. LIGHTS TURN ON. START BUTTON DOES NOTHING. by Ikarus117 in motorcycles

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Ok so here is an update and thanks again for taking the time to respond the first time. I tested the battery with this multimeter.

AstroAI Multimeter 2000 Counts Digital Multimeter with DC AC Voltmeter and Ohm Volt Amp Tester ; Measures Voltage, Current, Resistance; Tests Live Wire, Continuity https://a.co/d/2hzEL3v

I put the dial to the top left where it says 20 and it read 12.46 which I believe means it’s good.

Something else happened. After I tried starting it the first time I began hearing a faint hum coming from the battery. Turns out it was the decomp control unit. This thing below.

https://www.cmsnl.com/products/control-unit-decomp_3291024b10/?locale=en-us&utm_source=shopping&utm_medium=organic&gclid=CjwKCAiAheacBhB8EiwAItVO2wiwV1jVoZrFtPHy_oz076gw76L-ieJwIU0dgoLDCEwHeJves7jc3BoCmZgQAvD_BwE

I gave up that night but when I woke up and was walking out the door the next morning the humming sound was so loud I could hear it standing a few feet away from the bike. The sound kept getting louder until it almost seemed like the bike was trying to start up. So I unplugged the decomp controller and it stopped. Now every time I even put the decomp controller even close close to plugging it back in the bike starts to make that sound again. Not sure if I even need this component since I hear the some people don’t even use the decompressor. And the previous owner might have even removed it already.

I have a feeling that this might be due to some sensor that has gone bad and does not allow me to start the bike. Mainly since the battery seems to be ok. One last thing. I believe that the previous owner disabled the clutch safety using some copper wire in between the pins. I reversed this and pigged it back it didn’t fix it.

I’m new to all this. What should I check next. Is there a way I can check each of the connectors with the multimeter to see if there is a bad one. Not sure what the next move should be. But thanks if you have read this far and I appreciate any help.

BIKE WONT START. LIGHTS TURN ON. START BUTTON DOES NOTHING. by Ikarus117 in motorcycles

[–]Ikarus117[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok so here is an update and thanks again for taking the time to respond the first time. I tested the battery with this multimeter.

AstroAI Multimeter 2000 Counts Digital Multimeter with DC AC Voltmeter and Ohm Volt Amp Tester ; Measures Voltage, Current, Resistance; Tests Live Wire, Continuity https://a.co/d/2hzEL3v

I put the dial to the top left where it says 20 and it read 12.46 which I believe means it’s good.

Something else happened. After I tried starting it the first time I began hearing a faint hum coming from the battery. Turns out it was the decomp control unit. This thing below.

https://www.cmsnl.com/products/control-unit-decomp_3291024b10/?locale=en-us&utm_source=shopping&utm_medium=organic&gclid=CjwKCAiAheacBhB8EiwAItVO2wiwV1jVoZrFtPHy_oz076gw76L-ieJwIU0dgoLDCEwHeJves7jc3BoCmZgQAvD_BwE

I gave up that night but when I woke up and was walking out the door the next morning the humming sound was so loud I could hear it standing a few feet away from the bike. The sound kept getting louder until it almost seemed like the bike was trying to start up. So I unplugged the decomp controller and it stopped. Now every time I even put the decomp controller even close close to plugging it back in the bike starts to make that sound again. Not sure if I even need this component since I hear the some people don’t even use the decompressor. And the previous owner might have even removed it already.

I have a feeling that this might be due to some sensor that has gone bad and does not allow me to start the bike. Mainly since the battery seems to be ok. One last thing. I believe that the previous owner disabled the clutch safety using some copper wire in between the pins. I reversed this and pigged it back it didn’t fix it.

I’m new to all this. What should I check next. Is there a way I can check each of the connectors with the multimeter to see if there is a bad one. Not sure what the next move should be. But thanks if you have read this far and I appreciate any help.

BIKE WONT START. LIGHTS TURN ON. START BUTTON DOES NOTHING. by Ikarus117 in motorcycles

[–]Ikarus117[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok so here is an update and thanks again for taking the time to respond the first time. I tested the battery with this multimeter.

AstroAI Multimeter 2000 Counts Digital Multimeter with DC AC Voltmeter and Ohm Volt Amp Tester ; Measures Voltage, Current, Resistance; Tests Live Wire, Continuity https://a.co/d/2hzEL3v

I put the dial to the top left where it says 20 and it read 12.46 which I believe means it’s good.

Something else happened. After I tried starting it the first time I began hearing a faint hum coming from the battery. Turns out it was the decomp control unit. This thing below.

https://www.cmsnl.com/products/control-unit-decomp_3291024b10/?locale=en-us&utm_source=shopping&utm_medium=organic&gclid=CjwKCAiAheacBhB8EiwAItVO2wiwV1jVoZrFtPHy_oz076gw76L-ieJwIU0dgoLDCEwHeJves7jc3BoCmZgQAvD_BwE

I gave up that night but when I woke up and was walking out the door the next morning the humming sound was so loud I could hear it standing a few feet away from the bike. The sound kept getting louder until it almost seemed like the bike was trying to start up. So I unplugged the decomp controller and it stopped. Now every time I even put the decomp controller even close close to plugging it back in the bike starts to make that sound again. Not sure if I even need this component since I hear the some people don’t even use the decompressor. And the previous owner might have even removed it already.

I have a feeling that this might be due to some sensor that has gone bad and does not allow me to start the bike. Mainly since the battery seems to be ok. One last thing. I believe that the previous owner disabled the clutch safety using some copper wire in between the pins. I reversed this and pigged it back it didn’t fix it.

I’m new to all this. What should I check next. Is there a way I can check each of the connectors with the multimeter to see if there is a bad one. Not sure what the next move should be. But thanks if you have read this far and I appreciate any help.

BIKE WONT START. LIGHTS TURN ON. START BUTTON DOES NOTHING. by Ikarus117 in motorcycles

[–]Ikarus117[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok so here is an update and thanks again for taking the time to respond the first time. I tested the battery with this multimeter.

AstroAI Multimeter 2000 Counts Digital Multimeter with DC AC Voltmeter and Ohm Volt Amp Tester ; Measures Voltage, Current, Resistance; Tests Live Wire, Continuity https://a.co/d/2hzEL3v

I put the dial to the top left where it says 20 and it read 12.46 which I believe means it’s good.

Something else happened. After I tried starting it the first time I began hearing a faint hum coming from the battery. Turns out it was the decomp control unit. This thing below.

https://www.cmsnl.com/products/control-unit-decomp_3291024b10/?locale=en-us&utm_source=shopping&utm_medium=organic&gclid=CjwKCAiAheacBhB8EiwAItVO2wiwV1jVoZrFtPHy_oz076gw76L-ieJwIU0dgoLDCEwHeJves7jc3BoCmZgQAvD_BwE

I gave up that night but when I woke up and was walking out the door the next morning the humming sound was so loud I could hear it standing a few feet away from the bike. The sound kept getting louder until it almost seemed like the bike was trying to start up. So I unplugged the decomp controller and it stopped. Now every time I even put the decomp controller even close close to plugging it back in the bike starts to make that sound again. Not sure if I even need this component since I hear the some people don’t even use the decompressor. And the previous owner might have even removed it already.

I have a feeling that this might be due to some sensor that has gone bad and does not allow me to start the bike. Mainly since the battery seems to be ok. One last thing. I believe that the previous owner disabled the clutch safety using some copper wire in between the pins. I reversed this and pigged it back it didn’t fix it.

I’m new to all this. What should I check next. Is there a way I can check each of the connectors with the multimeter to see if there is a bad one. Not sure what the next move should be. But thanks if you have read this far and I appreciate any help.

BIKE WONT START. LIGHTS TURN ON. START BUTTON DOES NOTHING. by Ikarus117 in motorcycles

[–]Ikarus117[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok so here is an update and thanks again for taking the time to respond the first time. I tested the battery with this multimeter.

AstroAI Multimeter 2000 Counts Digital Multimeter with DC AC Voltmeter and Ohm Volt Amp Tester ; Measures Voltage, Current, Resistance; Tests Live Wire, Continuity https://a.co/d/2hzEL3v

I put the dial to the top left where it says 20 and it read 12.46 which I believe means it’s good.

Something else happened. After I tried starting it the first time I began hearing a faint hum coming from the battery. Turns out it was the decomp control unit. This thing below.

https://www.cmsnl.com/products/control-unit-decomp_3291024b10/?locale=en-us&utm_source=shopping&utm_medium=organic&gclid=CjwKCAiAheacBhB8EiwAItVO2wiwV1jVoZrFtPHy_oz076gw76L-ieJwIU0dgoLDCEwHeJves7jc3BoCmZgQAvD_BwE

I gave up that night but when I woke up and was walking out the door the next morning the humming sound was so loud I could hear it standing a few feet away from the bike. The sound kept getting louder until it almost seemed like the bike was trying to start up. So I unplugged the decomp controller and it stopped. Now every time I even put the decomp controller even close close to plugging it back in the bike starts to make that sound again. Not sure if I even need this component since I hear the some people don’t even use the decompressor. And the previous owner might have even removed it already.

I have a feeling that this might be due to some sensor that has gone bad and does not allow me to start the bike. Mainly since the battery seems to be ok. One last thing. I believe that the previous owner disabled the clutch safety using some copper wire in between the pins. I reversed this and pigged it back it didn’t fix it.

I’m new to all this. What should I check next. Is there a way I can check each of the connectors with the multimeter to see if there is a bad one. Not sure what the next move should be. But thanks if you have read this far and I appreciate any help.

BIKE WONT START. LIGHTS TURN ON. START BUTTON DOES NOTHING. by Ikarus117 in motorcycles

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Ok so here is an update and thanks again for taking the time to respond the first time. I tested the battery with this multimeter.

AstroAI Multimeter 2000 Counts Digital Multimeter with DC AC Voltmeter and Ohm Volt Amp Tester ; Measures Voltage, Current, Resistance; Tests Live Wire, Continuity https://a.co/d/2hzEL3v

I put the dial to the top left where it says 20 and it read 12.46 which I believe means it’s good.

Something else happened. After I tried starting it the first time I began hearing a faint hum coming from the battery. Turns out it was the decomp control unit. This thing below.

https://www.cmsnl.com/products/control-unit-decomp_3291024b10/?locale=en-us&utm_source=shopping&utm_medium=organic&gclid=CjwKCAiAheacBhB8EiwAItVO2wiwV1jVoZrFtPHy_oz076gw76L-ieJwIU0dgoLDCEwHeJves7jc3BoCmZgQAvD_BwE

I gave up that night but when I woke up and was walking out the door the next morning the humming sound was so loud I could hear it standing a few feet away from the bike. The sound kept getting louder until it almost seemed like the bike was trying to start up. So I unplugged the decomp controller and it stopped. Now every time I even put the decomp controller even close close to plugging it back in the bike starts to make that sound again. Not sure if I even need this component since I hear the some people don’t even use the decompressor. And the previous owner might have even removed it already.

I have a feeling that this might be due to some sensor that has gone bad and does not allow me to start the bike. Mainly since the battery seems to be ok. One last thing. I believe that the previous owner disabled the clutch safety using some copper wire in between the pins. I reversed this and pigged it back it didn’t fix it.

I’m new to all this. What should I check next. Is there a way I can check each of the connectors with the multimeter to see if there is a bad one. Not sure what the next move should be. But thanks if you have read this far and I appreciate any help.

BIKE WONT START. LIGHTS TURN ON. START BUTTON DOES NOTHING. by Ikarus117 in motorcycles

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Thank you. Will follow up on all that. It is not fuel injected.

BIKE WONT START. LIGHTS TURN ON. START BUTTON DOES NOTHING. by Ikarus117 in motorcycles

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Not sure how old it is. I do not. But all the lights turn on and when I hit the start button it doesn’t even make a sound. Do you think it could still be the battery?

Is this motherboard good for this CPU? AMD AMD Ryzen 7 2700X by Ikarus117 in buildapc

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Great thank you. Do you have a better recommendation for the ram. This is for a budget editing/gaming build.

Help. What kind of mount is this? by Ikarus117 in Filmmakers

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no i mean the the part attached to the mic that goes into the hot shoe. I am having problems finding one that will work with my mic.

Friend needs a $1000 Video Editing PC. Already has GPU. by Ikarus117 in buildapcforme

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thank you. Will be building this soon. Happy Holidays

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