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Sooooo....

My 2006 RSV has been running fine. NO issues starting. I pulled in to the gas station last night. Shut it off in neutral and filled the gas tank. I then turned the key on, pulled in the clutch and pushed the starter button. It sounded like the starter might have made half a turn and everything came to halt almost like the battery was yanked out. There are no lights, no radio nothing in terms of electrical power. I figure if the starter had jammed or seized, I would still have some indication that there is still power. But, NOTHING... The battery is just over a year old.

Any ideas?

 

Thank you in advance

Posted
Dirty or loose battery connections

 

That's the most likely culprit.

 

Check the battery too. I know someone who had a battery completely fail when he tried to re-start at a gas station.

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I'm guessing bad new battery. I just replaced a 1 year new AGM last week.

 

But it could also be a bad stator and/or RR.

 

Get out your battery charger and voltmeter and start testing.

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Your statement that everything is now completely dead sounds more like the main fuse, but bad connections or failed battery are also lesser possibilities, as is a failed ignition switch.

Goose

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Your statement that everything is now completely dead sounds more like the main fuse, but bad connections or failed battery are also lesser possibilities, as is a failed ignition switch.

Goose

 

I'm with V7Goose

  • 3 weeks later...
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1999-2009 wiring diagram shows a 30 amp Main fuse in the bottom right corner.

 

It looks like it may be connected to or in the starter solenoid

 

http://www.venturerider.org/wiring/99-09%20Yamaha%20Royal%20Star%20Venture%20Wiring%20Diagram%20Rev%20B.pdf

 

Here is a close up from the bottom left

 

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1999-2009 Simplified its in the top right.

http://www.venturerider.org/wiring/99-09%20Yamaha%20Royal%20Star%20Venture%20Simplified%20Circuit%20Diagram%20Rev%20B.pdf

 

Here is a close up from the simplified.

 

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Posted

Main fuse is on left side under the passenger floorboard. I cam off a trip one year everything was fine. Next day I went out and nothing. 30 amp fuse was bad. Check all the connections also as it wont hurt.

  • 1 month later...
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Sorry for not getting back to you all... It turns out it was nasty dirty battery terminals... All fixed now. Thank you all for the help and info

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Sorry for not getting back to you all... It turns out it was nasty dirty battery terminals... All fixed now. Thank you all for the help and info
I have had that happen with both the Virago and the Venture without the terminal being particularly nasty looking. It's probably a good thing to occasionally clean the terminals whether they look like they need it or not. Might also help the charging system keep the battery topped up.

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