Carpenter Starting Issue

I had a battery once with an intermittent terminal issue and the battery terminal would lose contact with the plates inside and periodically not work, then test fine, had to replace battery. Wasnt on the R3 must add
 
If it was starting fine using teh same setup before then:-

Load test the battery.

Check all cables. All it takes is one iffy contact.

Beef them up before a bigger starter.

Keep spare solenoid repair kits. More amps means more arcing wear.
 
Just go buy a new battery!
Case closed, King!
 
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I'd say dual (Yuasa & lithium) battery setup or the 1.4kw starter with just the Yuasa is required.

Starter upgrade best solution.


Edit: Did you replace the stator when motor was split for the tranny work?
If not - then there's your problem
 
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I'd say dual (Yuasa & lithium) battery setup or the 1.4kw starter with just the Yuasa is required.

Starter upgrade best solution.


Edit: Did you replace the stator when motor was split for the tranny work?
If not - then there's your problem

Actually, yes A new stator was put in at the 7,000 mile mark in Hawaii for peace of mind, covered by Triumph warranty.
 
Change the STARTER RELAY at least give it a try - if it is not even clicking NO Power will be going to the solenoid. A cheep thing to change

Edit: I e just been fiddling and it appears the ECU or something else is controlling the feed to the starter relay - to protect the starter if low voltage
 
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