Why does the motorcycle electric starter not respond and the horn not sound?
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Motorcycle electric starter not responding and the horn not sounding may be due to issues with the high-voltage cap or a blown fuse. Below are the specific reasons and solutions: Problem with the motorcycle high-voltage cap: If the motorcycle's high-voltage cap is damaged, it can cause difficulties in starting, unstable operation, easy stalling, inability to accelerate, and in severe cases, the engine may not start at all. Solution: Purchase and install a new high-voltage cap. Motorcycle fuse damage: To prevent the entire wiring from burning out in case of a short circuit, motorcycles have a fuse connected in series in the main circuit. If the fuse blows, the entire electrical system will lose power. When the ignition switch is turned on while the vehicle is stationary, the dashboard indicators, horn, headlights, and electric starter will not function properly. Solution: Immediately check the wiring, identify the cause of the fault, and replace it with a new fuse.