Now My Bike Wont Start

Here’s a link to my fuel pump priming

 

I've just read through this and at the begining he states the engine is not cranking. No one has suggested the clutch switch , which on my speedie gives exactly those symptoms if it's not working.

 

Could be useful KG, the recent answers aren’t to the OP but someone else asking about a new problem

 

Thanks so much for your help.

To be honest, I've been riding for 10 years, but am a bit of noob when it comes to the language/lingo. I've created a video here to show what is happening.



I think I hear the pump working, I don't have anything to measure the voltage , but if you reckon it its the battery. I also, don't know where my choke is haha, I'm a total 'novice' / amateur

Do you think I need more than three litres, as it must be bone dry I guess, otherwise I find someone with jumper cables first.

You guys are awesome, thanks for helping out!!

 

Thanks so much for your help.

To be honest, I've been riding for 10 years, but am a bit of noob when it comes to the language/lingo. I've created a video here to show what is happening.



I think I hear the pump working, I don't have anything to measure the voltage , but if you reckon it its the battery. I also, don't know where my choke is haha, I'm a total 'novice' / amateur So i'll find it hard to know even where things are, i'm trying to google online.

Do you think I need more than three litres, as it must be bone dry I guess, otherwise I find someone with jumper cables first.

You guys are awesome, thanks for helping out!!

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To be honest, I've been riding for 10 years, but am a bit of noob when it comes to the language/lingo. I've created a video here to show what is happening.



I think I hear the pump working, I don't have anything to measure the voltage , but if you reckon it its the battery. I also, don't know where my choke is haha, I'm a total 'novice' / amateur So i'll find it hard to know even where things are, i'm trying to google online.

Do you think I need more than three litres, as it must be bone dry I guess, otherwise I find someone with jumper cables first.

You guys are awesome, thanks for helping out!!


The fuel pump is inside the tank and makes a barely audible sound.[/QUOTE]