Busy Won’t start

[hayabusa190]

I have a 1999 busa that won’t turn over the fuel pump stopped working so I replaced it and since then the engine won’t turn over I’ve the kill switch I press the start button and can here a click but nothing happens I’ve tried replacing the starter solenoid with no joy if I bridge the 2 thick wires on the solenoid the engine turns over and starts up can anyone help

 

[HayaWakened]

Is it throwing a code?

 

[hayabusa190]

Is it throwing a code?

No code showing it’s saying everything is ok

 

[HayaWakened]

The usual suspect would be the solenoid, esp since you can get it to start by bridging, but hang out a bit longer and someone who actually knows what they're talking about will be along to offer some useable advice

 

[hayabusa190]

The usual suspect would be the solenoid, esp since you can get it to start by bridging, but hang out a bit longer and someone who actually knows what they're talking about will be along to offer some useable advice

Thanks for the reply but to be honest that’s what I thought so I replaced it and still the same

 

[Dopey]

I have a 1999 busa that won’t turn over the fuel pump stopped working so I replaced it and since then the engine won’t turn over I’ve the kill switch I press the start button and can here a click but nothing happens I’ve tried replacing the starter solenoid with no joy if I bridge the 2 thick wires on the solenoid the engine turns over and starts up can anyone help

I'm thinking you've got a ground issue,are you trying to start it with the tank up or did you put everything back together already? Using a test light you can check that your getting power to the trigger wire on your solenoid and also make sure your ground wire there has a good ground connection. If both of the check good and your battery is good and fully charged it could still be the solenoid as I have installed brand new ones and then be bad but I'm leaning more toward a ground issue.

 

[Berlin Germany]

the pump doesn´t make noise?

look for the fuses