Suzuki Burgman 400 K1 - Starter Motor Not Spinning Despite Charged Battery and Audible Relay

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Hello all, My Burgman does not start after a few weeks of parking. Battery charged. A starter relay is heard but the starter motor does not spin. I am asking for help in identifying the problem.

barton21 · Answer

Check that when the starter relay closes, there is voltage on the wires from the starter

miguellk · Answer

I don't have instruments to check it. Until it was left for wintering, everything was fine.

sylweksylwina · Answer

If you have nothing to check, the mechanic remains ... Clairvoyants are probably not on this forum ...

miguellk · Answer

I don't think anything else remains, but I thought it might be something typical. Although he has done well so far.

sylweksylwina · Answer

The problem with the ignition switch can rather be rejected because the relay is audible. There remains a problem with the relay, starter or wiring ...

barton21 · Answer

If you don't have a meter, just take an ordinary 12V bulb and connect it to the wires from the starter. Turn the ignition switch and press the starter. If the bulb lights up at this point, the relay and the installation are working and the starter is to blame.

reneeww · Answer

If the relay is ticking for you (that is, if the ticking is constantly - as if it turned off and on, because you did not specify it), then your battery is discharged. Possibly to be replaced. If it is only one cycle, start by measuring the voltage on the starter. Buy a meter, for your needs it is enough for a maximum of PLN 20

Strumien swiadomosci swia · Answer

Correctly connect the bulb to the starter.

reneeww · Answer

The meter will have to buy anyway. The bulb will have a hard time having anything else to splash except that there is or is no voltage. These are the things that everyone should have at home.

barton21 · Answer

That's right, as my colleague wrote above. But if the author does not currently have a measure, I gave him some alternative for a primitive check

paweld69 · Answer

Short the two thick red wires on the relay, if the starter starts to rotate, it means that the relay needs to be replaced. If it does not turn, you need to look at the starter.

miguellk · Answer

Gentlemen, there is a lot going to the service tomorrow. Should help. I will let you know when the diagnosis is made.

Wojt22 · Answer

Hello. Gentlemen, where are the starter in the burgman and the relay located?

freerider-hot · Answer

On the left side in front of the seat.

martink66 · Answer

A starter relay is heard but the starter motor does not spin.
I am asking for help in identifying the problem. I briefly checked the starter with the cables. I bought a new starter relay and nothing like a snap

rafik54321 · Answer

You only have 2 possible reasons.

1. Starter power cables conduct poorly because they are, for example, broken or tarnished.
2. The steering wheel button or its cables are poorly conductive or are tarnished. Possibly you have a damaged button itself.

On the relay you have these 2 screws to which you screw the cable from the battery and the other from the starter. Connect them, for example, with a screwdriver (note! You have to be careful not to "weld" the screwdriver to you). It should turn off right away. If it does not turn, you have a problem in point 1. If it turns, you have a problem in point 2.

martink66 · Answer

Ok, I have already reached the contact on the pin; it was not sufficient WD 40, and it helped.

rafik54321 · Answer

WD40 for cables ?! Bad idea. As already these are other preparations for electrical connectors.

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