quad wont start

Started by shrimpy21, February 07, 2010, 09:23:05 AM

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shrimpy21

Ok,ive borrowed a ecu,fan relay and fan resistor from my buddys bike and now it wont start.

Im getting trouble code 4 flashes then 2 fast flashes and then 1 which stays on for a few seconds.Anyone know what it is.

Please help im pissed and my buddy dont even know yet  :help:   :(

stephen
2008 SE1 Road legal
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Colorado700R

hold on shrimpster, lemme look that up...

Colorado700R

42 is the speed sensor Shrimp, check your dynatek connections, or pull it out and see if the quad fires without the dyna in the loop.

shrimpy21

There is no dyna on my buddys quad.There's no spark,coil is fine  ???
2008 SE1 Road legal
Monster duals
Texas intake,K&N,outerware
Pro-Tec Moflow airbox lid
PCIII
KDS evac valve,KDS +3 TB
RJ cam
Bo's P&P updated track head
11:1 CP
GYTR rear skid
GYTR A-arm skids
Pro Armour engine skid
Blingstar victory bumber
Loadsa blingstar covers
Hiper tech 3 carbon wheels
Black Trail-Tech fat bars
Trail Tech dashboard clamp

Peelz

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Colorado700R

43 is a fuel system voltage fault....rectifier ???

shrimpy21

Quote from: Colorado700R on February 07, 2010, 11:50:28 AM
43 is a fuel system voltage fault....rectifier ???

Ok ive double checked and its coming up code 42,which by the manual says its speed sensor,netural switch.But the manaul also says it will start,but it doesnt .The manual switch is fine and working.It has no spark  :confused:
2008 SE1 Road legal
Monster duals
Texas intake,K&N,outerware
Pro-Tec Moflow airbox lid
PCIII
KDS evac valve,KDS +3 TB
RJ cam
Bo's P&P updated track head
11:1 CP
GYTR rear skid
GYTR A-arm skids
Pro Armour engine skid
Blingstar victory bumber
Loadsa blingstar covers
Hiper tech 3 carbon wheels
Black Trail-Tech fat bars
Trail Tech dashboard clamp

Peelz

there is no killswitch tether is there, and not in all the way? weird there is no spark at all.
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shrimpy21

Quote from: PeelsSE2 on February 07, 2010, 04:02:31 PM
there is no killswitch tether is there, and not in all the way? weird there is no spark at all.

There is a kill switch,but that seems fine as ive already checked that.Will have another go at the quad tonight  :thumbs:
2008 SE1 Road legal
Monster duals
Texas intake,K&N,outerware
Pro-Tec Moflow airbox lid
PCIII
KDS evac valve,KDS +3 TB
RJ cam
Bo's P&P updated track head
11:1 CP
GYTR rear skid
GYTR A-arm skids
Pro Armour engine skid
Blingstar victory bumber
Loadsa blingstar covers
Hiper tech 3 carbon wheels
Black Trail-Tech fat bars
Trail Tech dashboard clamp

Krandall

I would double check that tether. unhook it from the ignition completely.

when I had my dynatek on, before I took the dyna off. I had the same issue 42. would turn over. No spark. pulled the kill switch off. Started right no. Not the total same scenario you're in but something to look into at least.


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shrimpy21

Thanks for all the advice and ideas  :thumbs: ,ive fixed it.Took the ECU plug apart and bingo 2 pins missing,one the fat orange wire and the other fat black wire.They where oppisite each other on the end.Pushed them back in and it started up first time  :nana:  :)  :thumbs:
2008 SE1 Road legal
Monster duals
Texas intake,K&N,outerware
Pro-Tec Moflow airbox lid
PCIII
KDS evac valve,KDS +3 TB
RJ cam
Bo's P&P updated track head
11:1 CP
GYTR rear skid
GYTR A-arm skids
Pro Armour engine skid
Blingstar victory bumber
Loadsa blingstar covers
Hiper tech 3 carbon wheels
Black Trail-Tech fat bars
Trail Tech dashboard clamp

Colorado700R


Krandall

glad it was something semi-easy :)


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Peelz

Quote from: shrimpy21 on February 08, 2010, 11:18:32 AM
Thanks for all the advice and ideas  :thumbs: ,ive fixed it.Took the ECU plug apart and bingo 2 pins missing,one the fat orange wire and the other fat black wire.They where oppisite each other on the end.Pushed them back in and it started up first time  :nana:  :)  :thumbs:

damn englishmen. :lol:

good news shrimpy.  :thumbs:
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SULLY0556

   That is a common problem with the Rappy,  The main power wire for the ECU is short in the harness and pulls the pins back in the plug.  You can remove that wire from the harness to free up some slack and the problem will not re-occur. 
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