Issues with my 2001 zx9r
 

My ninja wont start or even tick over the neutral light comes on and so does my oil light assell as my indicators but thats it theres no sound of it even trying to start and the console panel doesn't come up also the front and rear lights wont turn on and the horn sounds like its dieing what could be the problem please help

How old is the battery?

Replace the battery if more than 5 yrs old. Clean and install the connections properly. A good ground is necessary.

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Ok i cleaned the connections the headlights work now and i have fiund out that the starter relay is making a clicking noise i guess that means i need a new one

Scratch my last post its the junction box thats clicking cud it be the fuses or the whole box

Like Drag said^, battery, electrical connections--good ground. Try using a battery charger/starter or jump start with cables. Sounds like you may not have enough juice. (BUT, check your fuses, too.) Sometimes you'll get that clicky-chatter when your battery is low or your ground is weak. When you hook up the charger/starter/cables, don't "hang on the starter button." Just a few short bursts.... If the bike hasn't run in a month or so, try a quick shot of starting fluid to help get the party started. (Don't overdo it!)

As mentioned, you could hook up the charger and see if it cranks over properly. (no heavy cranking as that can mess up wiring and other electronics and no more than a 4 amp refresh charge for 1 hr per the fsm) If so, most likely a bad battery if the battery cannot maintain a 12v-12.8v reading. Use your volt meter.

Neutral light not on no fire
 

I just rode 10miles I came home went to head back out start to pull out on road it just died went to start it wouldn't start now I have no oil or neutral light flashers blinkers all work what's up

Neutral light not on no fire
 

I just rode 10miles I came home went to head back out start to pull out on road it just died went to start it wouldn't start now I have no oil or neutral light flashers blinkers all work what's up