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2007 Attak - Crank no start?

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Barrington, IL / Rhinelander, WI
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07 Attak
I have a 2007 Yamaha Attak with just under 10,000 miles. It cranks but won’t start and did show error code 12 on the dash. It ran fine when I parked it last March.
I’ve replaced the battery, but that didn’t fix the issue. My mechanic has replaced the crank position sensor and stator with OEM Yamaha parts, but the problem persists. He also checked the grounds and wiring, and they appear to be fine.

Any ideas?
 

Fouled plugs, bad gas. Does fuel pump run on key on?
 
My mechanic has replaced the crank position sensor and stator with OEM Yamaha parts
Are you sure as OEM does not sell/offer them individually; you had to purchase the complete stator assembly. That is why some guys went aftermarket like RMStator when their crank position sensor failed knowing their stator was still working/good. In doing so, you had to splice in the RM sensor and it was common to not have the wires paired correctly which I thought contributed to no starts. Would just be something to confirm with your mechanic.
 
I have a 2007 Yamaha Attak with just under 10,000 miles. It cranks but won’t start and did show error code 12 on the dash. It ran fine when I parked it last March.
I’ve replaced the battery, but that didn’t fix the issue. My mechanic has replaced the crank position sensor and stator with OEM Yamaha parts, but the problem persists. He also checked the grounds and wiring, and they appear to be fine.

Any ideas?
I have a 2007 Yamaha Attak with just under 10,000 miles. It cranks but won’t start and did show error code 12 on the dash. It ran fine when I parked it last March.
I’ve replaced the battery, but that didn’t fix the issue. My mechanic has replaced the crank position sensor and stator with OEM Yamaha parts, but the problem persists. He also checked the grounds and wiring, and they appear to be fine.

Any ideas?
Start with the basics & confirm air,fuel,spark
 
I took it to a 2nd shop after the 1st guy said he couldn't figure it out after replacing the stator assembly with OEM.

2nd shop after some help from RMstator said the sled had an aftermarket stator installed with the wrong pulse coil. They replaced the pulse coil and the sled fired right up.

I am not really sure who is telling the truth about the stator, but its fixed now.
 


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