Electrical equipment
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STATE
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Probable Cause
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elimination
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The crankshaft does not turn
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Low battery voltage.
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Charging the battery or replacing it.
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Loose, rusted, or damaged battery cable.
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Repair or replace the battery cable.
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Faulty starter or open circuit in starter circuit.
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Repair or replace the starter/starter circuit.
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Faulty ignition switch or blown fuse EF5 or F12.
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Replace ignition switch or fuse Ef5 or Ef6.
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Shorted to ground.
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Repair short to ground.
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The crankshaft turns, but too slowly.
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Low battery voltage.
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Charging the battery or replacing it.
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Battery.
Loose, rusted, or damaged battery wires.
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Repair or replace the battery cable.
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Starter defective.
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Repair or replace starter.
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The starter does not stop.
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Starter defective.
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Repair or replace starter.
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Faulty ignition switch.
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Replace ignition switch.
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The starter works, but the crankshaft does not turn.
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Broken clutch gear or defective starter.
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Replace starter.
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Flywheel gear failure.
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Replace flywheel.
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Open circuit in the connected circuit.
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Repair the open circuit.
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Battery overload.
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Faulty ignition coil regulator.
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Replace ignition coil regulator.
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Battery drain
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Loose alternator drive belt.
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Adjust the belt tension or replace it.
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Open or short circuit in the circuit.
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Repair open or short in circuit.
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Faulty ignition coil regulator.
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Replace ignition coil regulator.
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Discharged battery.
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Replace battery.
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Break in the ground circuit.
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Repair an open in the ground circuit.
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Charging indicator does not work when the ignition is turned on (engine not running).
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Faulty ignition coil regulator.
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Replace ignition coil regulator.
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Charging indicator lamp or F13 fuse blown.
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Repair or replace the charge indicator bulb/fuse F13.
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Faulty ignition switch.
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Replace ignition switch.
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An open or short in the generator ground circuit.
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Troubleshoot the circuit.
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After starting the engine, the charge indicator lamp does not go out.
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Faulty ignition coil regulator.
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Replace ignition coil regulator.
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Corroded or damaged battery cable.
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Repair or replace the battery cable.
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Loose alternator drive belt.
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Adjust the belt tension or replace it.
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Fault in wiring harness.
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Repair wiring harness.
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