[Sergio Martinez]

I had this problem for a while on my kawi. I made a habit of turning off the bike with the switch then turning the key. When ever I would let the bike sit for a couple hours or more it would not turn over at all. I later decided to just turn off the bike with the key only and not touch the switch to see if it made a difference. it did. It's been about two weeks now and no problems. Anyone know why?

 

[Sergio Martinez]

A video of what happens

 

[Z125alive]

Is it even trying to start? Im thinking it could be a loose connection in the wire for the starter button. Also can you push start it?

 

[Sergio Martinez]

Nope. it just does that. not sure about a loose wire since now i only turn it off with the key and it starts fine.

 

[l3ry4n3]

Mine is doing this too. Did you figure it out?

 

[Sergio Martinez]

Not yet. I just turn it off with the key and starts up fine.

 

[l3ry4n3]

I tried that today at work we will see if it makes a difference for me.

 

[l3ry4n3]

So far so good only using the key. Not sure if it's a bad killswitch or it's just dirty.

 

[l3ry4n3]

I took mine apart cleaned with electrical cleaner and sprayed with di electric grease so far so good.

 

[Russell Daumer]

Mine did this today too. I ended up turning the key back off and hitting the kill switch a few times and it started. Maybe this is a common issue?

 

[SouthrnSmkd]

Go to dealer and get replaced underwarranty! I had that happen and got it replaced. The switches it came with are weak and loose the new switch feels so much firmer!