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09mantlek

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  1. AWESOME got the pictures on thank you Hoggs
  2. Hello all first post ever on a forum from me so sorry if I'm doing something wrong. I have a honda CBR125 2012 model. I came across a problem a while ago, I went to turn the key on in the evening and nothing happened. No fuel pump sound, no lights, no horn, no dash startup, no neutral light. I just bought a new battery also so I found this awfully weird. I checked the battery connections and they was fine so I went to try and bump start it. I failed the first two times but after the second one I put the breaks on down the hill and stopped. All of a sudden everything came to life. The bike worked as it should and how it has been working for 2 months. Now 9 days after this issue I went to Birmingham bike festival. I turned the key to turn the bike off, asked the man where bikes park, then went to go sit on my bike, turned the key and again... nothing. Very weird how it's just stopped working when i cut power to it but for 9 days it was working fine. So after being picked up I took the whole thing to bits and have been trying to diagnose any problem I can find. But there is literally NOTHING wrong with the electrical circuit. I have got a voltage to every component a strong voltage, I have charged my old battery and new battery up and tried them both to see if anything new happened but nothing. At one point I thought the issue was the ignition switch from many people telling me they had the same problem. I took it out then checked continuity across when the key was turned on. I got 230 ohms so just in case I connected a wire across the two contacts on the connector block. This did not make a difference, I am still getting battery voltage to every component and every fuse. All fuses have been checked including the main fuse for continuity and i even swapped them around and tried using the spares. I have checked all the relays to check the switch closes when battery voltage is applied. The only thing I can say about the relay is that the short buzz it is suppose to make is random. Sometimes you can hear it when you turn the ignition on, sometimes you cannot, I do not know how it was before but the fan relay is the same anyways so i have tried swapping them around but no difference. Now another weird thing that happened is when I charged my new batter up (approx 14 volts) I used some wire to connect the two contacts that the relay switch would normally do. Nothing new happened again but after about 7 mins of me double checking my voltages BAM!!! all of a sudden I have life again. It stayed on for a while and i gave it a lil nudge to check i didn't move anything. I tried to start the engine, I heard a pop and then it shut off again. Checked all fuses nothing has blown, relays still working. Hasn't turned back on since. I have had my mentor around today and he cannot see a reason why it should not work either. He told me to make a forum and try to get my hands on a new ECM as loads of the components go through the ECM before they go back to the battery to complete the circuit by looking at the Wiring diagram. I am going to try and do this but in the meantime if anyone could help it would be a god send because I am beyond frustrated with this problem now. (Only just started riding not filling me with happiness with it in pieces) Thank you for whoever got this far but I tried to be detailed as possible. p.s. I'm pretty certain my bike DOESN'T have a factory fitted immobiliser but if it does please let me know. I have got images of the electrical drawing but I am not sure how to add pictures on here -,-
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