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Bellagio problem

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DeadFrost

Just got it firing!
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hello Dear friends,
I have bellagio 2012 for almost 5 years and have some problem with starting.

sometimes, even during a long ride and randomly, I can't always start the bike. Disconnecting the battery helped, but it's not a solution.
I measured with a voltmeter on the battery and the results are different than on the display.
Neutral 13.4v vs 12.2 display
Highier power 14.4 vs 13.2 display
Battery is new.
 
DeadFrost said:
hello Dear friends,
I have bellagio 2012 for almost 5 years and have some problem with starting.

sometimes, even during a long ride and randomly, I can't always start the bike. Disconnecting the battery helped, but it's not a solution.
I measured with a voltmeter on the battery and the results are different than on the display.
Neutral 13.4v vs 12.2 display
Highier power 14.4 vs 13.2 display
Battery is new.
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Did you do a search? see this thread. https://www.guzzitech.com/forums/threads/modern-no-start-issue-solution.4908/
 
yeah, but there is no info about such large differences between display and the voltmeter. Probably point of meassure is the key
 
The display gets its reading at the end of meters of thin wiring, switches, fuses and connectors with a volts drop at each point, the true reading is on the battery terminals. Just add 1.2 volts to your dash reading. Also using a high impedance voltmeter is not the best way to go, you need a load across the battery, you could turn the ignition on and measure.
 
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