YouTube - the germlins have returned

 

if that is the case, the ignition is either bad or something in the wiring of the starter relay.

To make a side note, gerlims whatever they are cant be good but i do know oreo got called out on his master kill switch hahaha

 

its not oero's fault lol.
your starter solenoid is stuck open Joe.replace it and you should be ok again.least that my guess.

 

in the the one on the starter of on the fender the on on the fender wasnt hooked up at the time of the video

 

voltage has to pass from battery through the one on fenderwall before the one on starter for symptom, try unplugging the small wire on fenderwall. If it still cranks,that relay is stuck, if it dont then look to junk ignition switch.

 

at the time both sellionds where unhooked

 

We all knew your gremlins are back. It will be six years before you can try to get rid of them again. lol

 

If both selonoids were unhooked and it still cranks, the one on the starter is stuck.

Low voltage can cause it to stick.

 

ok so can i tap it with a hammer to un stick it

 

no cause knowing you u will break it --- ask your mom to tap it for you

 

if your starter is old, replace. if it cranks with both of the solenoids unhooked, well then gremlins are definitely back! no whacking the starter with a hammer! hahaha

 

If both solenoids are disconnected then i would look at the solenoid on the starter.
If the solenoid on the fender isn't connected then that would take the ignition switch out of the equation.

 

Lmao, holy crap.


The first thing I'd do if I where you is get some battery kill switches!

The last thing you want is it trying to take off on you.

 

I would vote low voltage causing solenoid on the starter to stick open.

 

You need a Gremlin Bell. They will keep the gremlins away. it wards off these attacks from the little gremlins, not allowing any more to get onto your bike. If you already have some gremlins riding with you, they will get trapped in the hollow of the bell, and the constant ringing will drive them insane – causing them to lose their grip and fall to the roadway.