[GoldWingrGreg]

If your start switch does not turn the starter over to start your 6th gen. Wing, to get things to change, try doing this.
- with the ignition switch off, remove the "Smart" fuse
- cycle the ignition switch and the start button on and off
- reinstall the fuse and try starting the bike
- this maybe worth trying a couple of times

Some have reported that this simple procedure will get the bike started. If so, and if your Wing is under warranty, take it to Honda and be sure to tell them what occurred.

However, be aware, there is a reported case out there where the operator did all that, and once the ignition switch was turned on, the bike started by itself without him pressing on the start button. I believe something is breaking internally within the switch it self.

 

[Lanikai]

If your start switch does not turn the starter over to start your 6th gen. Wing, to get things to change, try doing this.
- with the ignition switch off, remove the "Smart" fuse
- cycle the ignition switch and the start button on and off
- reinstall the fuse and try starting the bike
- this maybe worth trying a couple of times

Some have reported that this simple procedure will get the bike started. If so, and if your Wing is under warranty, take it to Honda and be sure to tell them what occurred.

However, be aware, there is a reported case out there where the operator did all that, and once the ignition switch was turned on, the bike started by itself without him pressing on the start button. I believe something is breaking internally within the switch it self.

Very helpful. Could you remind me which is the "Smart" fuse? Thanks.

 

[GoldWingrGreg]

Very helpful. Could you remind me which is the "Smart" fuse? Thanks.

Look on your fuse panel ... it should say "smart." It is probably fuse #24.

 

[Lanikai]

Look on your fuse panel ... it should say "smart." It is probably fuse #24.

Yep, that's the one. Thanks! I tried and it didn't work but I'll give it a couple more attempts later. Really appreciate your help!

 

[INTHEWIND]

IDK, is it my imagination or ?
The white Goldwings are having starting problems along with clutch and tranny problems, 6 speed only.:serious:

 

[Goldwing-Tour]

If your start switch does not turn the starter over to start your 6th gen. Wing, to get things to change, try doing this.
- with the ignition switch off, remove the "Smart" fuse
- cycle the ignition switch and the start button on and off
- reinstall the fuse and try starting the bike
- this maybe worth trying a couple of times

Some have reported that this simple procedure will get the bike started. If so, and if your Wing is under warranty, take it to Honda and be sure to tell them what occurred.

However, be aware, there is a reported case out there where the operator did all that, and once the ignition switch was turned on, the bike started by itself without him pressing on the start button. I believe something is breaking internally within the switch it self.

Hmmmmmm gremlins and (HOT) women!:nerd: