Motorcycle Electrical Troubleshooting Needed

@nimran54

Hey , I am a US based Freelancer, I just finished reading the job description and I see you are looking for someone experienced in Troubleshooting, Automotive, Mechanical Engineering and Automotive Engineering. This is something I can do. I can help diagnose the motorcycle electrical no-spark issue by tracing the stop/run switch circuit, checking connectors, ignition feed, grounds, fuse continuity, and coil/pickup signal path until we find the fault. I will work through the bike’s starting system logically so we can isolate whether the issue is the connector, switch, wiring, ignition module, or a grounding problem. To start, I need clear photos of the switch connector, battery voltage info, and any recent work done on the bike. If you can share what happens when the key and kill switch are turned on, I can guide the next test steps quickly. Drop me a message before placing an order price can be discussed after discussion.- Hey , I am a US based Freelancer, I just finished reading the job description and I see you are looking for someone experienced in Troubleshooting, Automotive, Mechanical Engineering and Automotive Engineering. This is something I can do. Read the job description carefully and tell how you will solve their problem and do you need from him to start Drop me a message before placing an order.

@nsofts

Hi, I'd be happy to help diagnose the electrical issue on your 2006 Big Dog Pitbull. I have experience troubleshooting motorcycle electrical systems, including no-spark conditions, ignition circuits, kill switch wiring, relays, fuses, connectors, and continuity testing. We'll systematically narrow down the fault, verify whether the issue is the stop/run switch connector or another component, and work toward getting the bike running as quickly as possible. I can also explain each step so you know exactly what's causing the problem. I'm available to start right away and would appreciate the opportunity to help get your bike started today.

@Ahmadali9876

Dear Client, I carefully reviewed your issue and would be happy to help diagnose the electrical problem on your 2006 Big Dog Choppers Pitbull. From your description, the no-spark condition may be related to the stop/run switch connector, but it could also involve the ignition switch, kill switch circuit, coil power, crank position sensor, fuse, relay, or wiring continuity. What I Can Help With Step-by-step electrical troubleshooting Ignition and kill switch circuit diagnosis Wiring and connector continuity checks Fuse, relay, and ground verification Spark system testing and fault isolation Guidance to get the bike running as quickly as possible Why Choose Me I have experience reading wiring diagrams and troubleshooting electrical systems methodically, helping identify faults without unnecessary parts replacement. I'll work with you through each test until we isolate the exact cause of the no-spark condition. I'm available to start immediately and will do my best to help you get the motorcycle running today.