Like Kurt said, engine not revving high enough for charging system to
maintain battery. Were you idling it to warm it up under 2000 rpms
or were you riding it and/or keeping rpms above 2500 rpms? It's not
charging enough to maintain battery under about 2000 rpms. If your
battery was already low, it wouldn't take much to deplete it. Charge
the battery, check that it's holding a charge or 12.6 or above and
try again. If battery does not maintain a charge it probably needs
replacing, Graham
On Mar 14, 2011, at 11:01 AM, Bassam Khalil wrote:
I was warming up my 85 Honda Nighthawk since the weather was warmer
in St. Louis and after about 20-30 minutes of running it turned Off
and the Battery was Dead. Does anybody have
Any idea on why it did this and if so how to fix.
Thanks for your Help
Bassam
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