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A high cranking load will cause the same thing. If you have a spare starter swap them out. I had a 650sx i sold 6 yrs ago that had the same problem, and I just bought it back last week and it had never been fixed. While cranking it the other day it the starter was noisy so i decided to...

I have enough parts to build a few skis. I mostly need free timeto finish a few body blemishes, and then I can throw parts at/on it.

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I'll be there on a kawi powered Envy.

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I am still planning on it! Hooray for no dredge! I'll have the bone stock sexr800.

FOOOORE! I really hate to miss it, but I'll just alternate every other year.

This is the same weekend as MotoGp in Indianapolis. I love this ride, but love the Gp also so if the date stands I'll have to opt out this year. :crying:

Matt wouldn't that void your warranty???

Got my other replacement last week, and have it all sealed up ready for install. I must say Shoria has the best warranty of any company I've EVER dealt with. Still can't believe they send the replacement batter without having you send old one in till you get it.

Try choke or if you have a primer pump it to richen the fuel up fast. It can do damage, although it usually won't be catastrophic unless it keeps winding out for more than a few seconds. Had it happen on a fresh rebuild once, and it's funny how fast you'll turn into a spastic retard trying to...

I've seen a 750 barrel roll, but not a video.

You can unplug the start stop, and jump solenoid (rules out start stop switch). Did it fire when you cranked it by jumping solenoid? If so solenoid might be bad. Check supply wire with voltmeter. By any chance check the fuse behind the ebox cover plug?

Too many variables to say what is happening for sure, but I'll tell you my setup that hits hard on bottom. Big hub impeller (I'm running the hooker), 3mm milled off stock head, FP limited, msd enhancer (back to back from stock cdi I noticed very little if any difference though), sbn 42 or 44...

Hope you don't drill a hole in the hull expecting to drain, patch, and be good to go cause nothing will change. Closed cell 2part urethane (oem foam) will take on water when under pressure (the entire bottom half is under pressure just sitting in the water). Only way to truly fix it is to cut...