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    Question starter problem

    1999 gsxr 750

    new battery
    0 ohms on cable from battery to starter solenoid
    starter solenoid checked good
    wires on top of starter solenoid harness checked good
    0 ohms on cable from starter solenoid to starter
    dissasembled starter everything checked good
    12+ volts from battery to the starter
    when the starter is engaged voltage drops from 12 to 7-8 volts

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    Re: starter problem

    What does the armature look like? You know the part the brushes ride on. Sometimes you can sand down the metal and cut down the insulater in between to get a better contact.
    Bashed Bikes, Fat Kids Inc., JDH Welding /Mental made me follow him into that corner... And then he followed me down that hill and then Dallas followed too!

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    Re: starter problem

    throw it away and buy a yamaha......
    drop a gear and disappear....


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    Re: starter problem

    Ok I finally figured it out. It ended up being the battery. It is a new battery but the regulator rectifire went out so the bike has been running on the battery for 6 months and now finally the battery is dead. I've been haveing 12 volts because i keep it on a battery tender but as soon as a large power draw is on it, it drains the battery to 7-8 volts.

    Quote Originally Posted by mayhem View Post
    throw it away and buy a yamaha......
    I had an R1 and had to throw that away haha for a gsxr 1000

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    Re: starter problem

    I had an R1 and had to throw that away haha for a gsxr 1000 [/quote]

    so you threw away the best handling 1000 made for a little more straight line horsepower....
    drop a gear and disappear....


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    Re: starter problem

    It was an 03 limited edition R1, it looked good with the flames. But I got a lot of head wobbled with out a damper and the clutch was slipping . So I got a 04 G1K

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