• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
    TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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Ignition starter issue 2011 te310

Moodus2006

Husqvarna
Frequent stops yesterday meant shutting the bike off at the ignition(key) and kill switch to help a friends son out... Turned the key on, hit the e-start... it killed it at the ignition. The speedometer screen went dead. turn the key off.. back on.. screen lights up.. e-start kills it again. I kick started it and then it started off the electric start fine after that (3x before home). Anyone ever have this issue?
 
Short or a battery with a low charge due to the many stops.

I'd fully charge the battery or if it is old swap a new one in.

BTW, I kick start my bike and only use the E-start to relight after a trail stall.
 
yeah... your battery was low and when you hit the e-start it dropped the voltage enough to kill everything probably.

You might have a charging problem too. Confirm that you have 14.2 volts or better after the bike has been running for a good while.
 
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