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I have a Massimo 400 Buck that won't start. When I turn the key, I get nothing, no lights, the meter doesn't light up, etc... I replaced the ECU and everything lit up, it cranked perfect, ran for a couple of minutes and shut down again. I have tried calling Massimo, they are pathetic, have been waiting a week for a return call. Any idea where to look? 

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No, it is not the battery, I have got it running but not sure why. I think there must be a contact sticking. I hit the voltage regulator with the handle of a screwdriver, everything powered up. the engine fired up and ran for a while then it shut down, had to hit the regulator again and it ran fine for the rest of the afternoon. This morning, everything fired up fine, I started backing it out and it quit running, had to hit it again and now is running fine. This is a new regulator, had the same situation with the old regulator. 

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