Junior Member
|
LinkBack | Thread Tools | Display Modes |

My 750 was running great the night before then randomly
It didnt start it was just cranking over an letting out loud
Exhaust pops. Then i cranked it so much that the batt died
Any help?
Thanks , Jon
It didnt start it was just cranking over an letting out loud
Exhaust pops. Then i cranked it so much that the batt died
Any help?
Thanks , Jon
Sponsored Links | |||
Advertisement
|
|
Usually the pops mean the battery was low when you were trying to start it.
Check all your ground connections. Take them off, clean them, and re-tigthen them.
Charge your battery (Is it an AGM type? If not you'll want to upgrade eventually)
Check and see if it starts.
If it does, sweet.. now run through slim's checklist to see if you have any charging system troubles.
Check all your ground connections. Take them off, clean them, and re-tigthen them.
Charge your battery (Is it an AGM type? If not you'll want to upgrade eventually)
Check and see if it starts.
If it does, sweet.. now run through slim's checklist to see if you have any charging system troubles.
1986 Kawasaki Vulcan 750
NGK Iridium Plugs #7803/DPR7EIX-9
Duralast Gold ETX15 AGM Battery
Coastered & Shaved
TOC MCCTs
Metzeler ME880 [110/90-19, 170/80-15]
Balance Dampers Replaced
Tuxedo Mod
Rebuilt Forks w/ Progressive Springs
V&H Cruzers
VN750.com Grill Cover
Meanstreak Seat
Emgo 23-92411 Handlebars
MOSFET FH012AA R/R
1990 Kawasaki Vulcan 750
1998 Honda VFR800 FI
2014 Honda VFR800F
1989 Pontiac Firebird Formula 350
Senior Member
Pops from the exhaust can also be caused by excess fuel in the cylinders when you are trying to start it. Was it still cranking over good when it was popping? Or was it after the battery was getting worn down? You will need a good well charged battery for these bikes to start good.
As Thtanner stated a low battery can cause backfiring when cranking over.
Give it a charge or jump it with a car, make sure the car is NOT running, and see if it still backfires, or starts good and keep us posted.
As Thtanner stated a low battery can cause backfiring when cranking over.
Give it a charge or jump it with a car, make sure the car is NOT running, and see if it still backfires, or starts good and keep us posted.
Sponsored Links | |
Advertisement
|
|
Bookmarks |
«
Previous Thread
|
Next Thread
»
Thread Tools | |
Show Printable Version Show Printable Version
Email this Page Email this Page
|
|
Display Modes | |
|
Posting Rules | |