Re: [St] The Dreaded "No Start" Syndrome

[Nathan Maher <nate@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Bil,

I remembered enough from past list postings this morning that I tried 
moving the wires about and running the handlebars through the full range 
of motion.  It didn't have any pronounced effect, but as is the case with 
most shorts, there's no way to cause predictable behavior till they fail 
entirely.  I'm hoping it's obvious and easily repairable, I'm not itching 
to spend much money fixing it right now...

And just for the sake of saying it, yes, the wires are strapped in rather 
tight and at sharp angles on my RS.

Nate
00SprintRS



Bil Swartz wrote:
> Nate et al.,
>
> Does turning the bars one way or other make any difference in this 
> "short" situation?  Thinking it might help test if in fact it is wiring...
>
> Was it the 2000 model year that had the harness strapped a bit too tight 
> to the headstock?
>
> Fishing/throwing out ideas here.
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