Motorcycle Won't Start? | Simple Solution 

Definitely glad I could help! Hopefully it saved you some time, frustration and money! Ride easy out there 🤙🏼

Dang, I’m sorry you had to go through all of that but I’m glad this video helped! Ride safe out there my friend and keep 2 down!

Kyle, rock on man! Hope it saved you some time and money! Ride easy 🤙🏼

Lare Bear, my apologies for just now seeing your comment! I'm glad yours was a simple fix and hopefully it saved you some money $$! Also, enjoy that Florida weather out there for us! It's currently just now getting over 60 for todays forecast with scattered showers (on my day off, go figure!) haha. Ride safe out there!~

ZenSatva I’m happy to hear my video helped!! Hate you went through all of that trouble before hand but at least all of that has been checked now so that’s the bright side! Ride safe out there and I appreciate the view and please share it with anyone else encountering a similar issue! 🤙🏼

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Awesome! I hope it saved you a lot of time, headache and money! Appreciate you viewing and ride safe out there!

Awesome Dougie! I’m glad this video helped and super glad it was nothing major. But they’re for sure touchy! Thank you also for the comment and update to help out others! Ride easy out there!🤙🏼

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Hey Tom, sorry I just saw your comment. If you get online and don't mind me asking, what was the issue overall and solution you came up with?

Hey Joe, I hope you found this video helpful as it sounds like maybe you found my video before having to deal with the dealership! I hate you had issues but glad that was a simple solution! Ride safe out there and thanks for the update and feedback to your situation!

Hey Scott, it will be a black round plastic type receiver, if it’s Harley brand it should have the Harley logo engraved in it. Most bikes I believe after the mid 2000’s (and some before) came with these, and the locking key (looks like a basic safe key).

Hey Anoop, it does sound like it's your security system attempting to verify the key, but without experiencing it first hand it's hard for me to say. Please come back and update myself and everyone if you will with what's occurring with your Nightrod Special and the solution. Very nice machine choice if I may say so myself!

@@StephenRamsey Hey Stephen, appreciate the help and the kind words! So I changed the batteries in both key fobs and no luck. Hooked up the battery to a battery tender/charger yesterday and it was fully charged (sold green light) this morning, turned the bike on and it fired up right away, let it run about 20 minutes before leaving for work and everything was solid. But as soon as I turned the bike off the tender light started flashing green (is this normal?), so I'm not sure if the LED turn signal lights I've added are draining too much battery, if the battery itself is weak or if maybe a fuse or something is out. Any tips, suggestions or advice would be helpful!

@@anoopotal Hey Anoop, do you know how old your battery is? Also, what brand it is? I've had Deka out perform Harley brand batteries before, and on ATV's the best brand I've experienced is Yuasa where you add your own electrolytes, charge until fully charged, let it sit an hour then install. Every battery has its own requirements prior to install because you don't know how long they've sat, but if it was a fuse, I don't feel like it would have ran that long at all. It's rare that charging systems on cruiser bikes go bad, but unfortunately everything dies sooner or later. Most LED lights use less power than standard lights and bulbs so if they aren't doing anything funny, I wouldn't believe it would be them, but again, a battery will even make a car act funny. Just ran into it with my old 04 jeep that's been on this channel before, that I sold to a friend, where the old battery made it do weird things. Changed it out, now it's all good. But may be trial and error with changing out the basics and going from there. Definitely don't want to be left stranded.

@@StephenRamsey Appreciate you getting back to me, it turned out that the battery just needed a good old charge, I let it charge overnight (AGAIN) and it tendered perfectly. Went to start the bike up the next day and it fired right up. Been about a week now and it fires up every single time, knock on wood and fingers crossed that it stays this way. Thank you for sharing your tips/experience my man, means a lot and stay safe during riding season!

@@anoopotal That's awesome!! Stay safe out there and I appreciate you keeping myself and everyone updated on here! But thank you for the kind words and anytime!~

Sorry Milton I just saw your comment but I 100% agree! Ride safe out there!~

I’m not sure if others had their bike react to where the security engaged causing their lights to flash but mine did not. It was as if the fob has just enough power to put it at ease, but not enough to let the system know that it was nearby.

@@StephenRamsey well I’ll go ahead and answer my own question. I just found this video because my bike wouldn’t start. The fuel pump would come on. Everything would sound normal. No security alarms or lights either. Found your video. Thought no way that’s it. My fob battery is only maybe 6 months old. However I do keep the fob in my bag. Long story short swapped battery after watching video and started right up. I had even called my mechanic and asked him a bunch of questions. I had decided I was going to take it to his shop until finding your video. I ended up texting him and told him what it was. He texted me this back which I didn’t know either so I’ll share: Also, some gas stations. The pumps have the same frequency or close to the same frequency as the fob. When you roll the bike away from the pumps, the bike will start something else to keep in mind.

What year is it?

Im having this issue currently. Did u find out what happen ?

@@MuscleLyfeTv sadly no. Harley shop said they thought it was a starter relay but still no fix yet

@@MuscleLyfeTv very small wire next to grip inside the meat hook bars i have.. The wire was pinched and when water hit it that would short it out.. Been thru several hard monsoon rain storms since and no more issues..

No problem James, hope it helped! Ride safe out there! 🤙🏼