[nfld_goldwing]

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Looking for help



Installed a new CB unit in my 2008 Goldwing, everything appeared to go the best kind and though it took longer than I had expected there appeared to be no issues. That was a week ago, then I was called away.



Last night I started bike the best kind and moved it a short distance.



Tonight I went to start the bike and it would turn over but would not catch. I did notice when the instrument panel came it it gave an error message " CB error" that is all it said and nothing more. Tired to start the bike several time suntil battery was too low.



Any ideas what might be wrong. It was a Honda CB kit so it was all plug in components and I can't see the CB draining down the battery or affecting the ignition and as I said I diod start the bike the night before. So have battery currently on charge and will try it again wheh I have full battery..other than that any ideas what might have been cause of my problems.



Thanks



Tom

 

[SETHAN12]

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[Rocketman911]

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WELCOME:waving::waving::waving:

 

[Wolfman]

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I recommend you post your question over in the technical section. Most of the gurus won't see it over here.

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Hello from Virginia,

Welcome Aboard!!!!!

Glad to have you with us!



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[Doug D]

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[Doug D]

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[ebanjo]

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ask your question in the tech forum

 

[englishted]

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Welcome to the forum. Did the CB work after you fitted it, before the error? If not you may have plugged one of the connectors under the saddle in wrong. There are two almost identical ones, you can see it in the CB fitting page in the "workshop" part of this site.

But first, disconnect the battery for a few minutes. When you reconnect, the CB error may have cleared up.

The no-start might simply be a slight flooding, try starting it after you reconnnect the battery.

 

[Indydragon]

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Welcome, WelcomeTo Steve Saunders Goldwing Forum.If you have any questions no matter how trivial they may seem this forum is the place to ask them. What I have noticed is that some of the people here were :15red:'sin their previous lives and can answer any question you have. Theforums that I get the most from are::

Goldwing Technical Forum

General Motorcycle Discussion Forum


These have the best info aboutGoldwing’s and are where you ask questions and can get help..

For Sale/Wanted ForumGood stuff for Sale or if you have old parts sitting around the garage you would like to get rid of....


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And when all you need is a good laugh to start your day try the:: Fun Forum After that it’s up to you which of the others you will like the best all I can do is suggest.

Again Welcome to the Forum...

Oh and did I mention everyone here loves pictures.. Show us some of yours... Even if it’s not a Goldwing just a pretty view

 

[Wayne]

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I have seen this problem quite often. Battery going south, replace it.