Sea-Doo Spark won't start after sitting

[8nfinity]

Okay so I finally got around to trying to start my 2020 Sea-Doo Spark after letting it sit all winter (I know... bad idea). I threw in a new battery so I now have the two short beeps when I plug the key in, but it just clicks repeatedly when I try to start it. Is that normal?

No crank, just clicking. Replaced the spark plugs just in case. Fuses look fine, cables tightened. Still nothing!!! Just one long beep after.

Any ideas? Is there something dumb I'm missing?

 

[dizzney]

That clicking usually means the starter isnt getting enough power. Since youve got a new battery and checked fuses, doublecheck the battery terminals for corrosion or loose connections. The long beep might be a security or ECU warning and try disconnecting the battery for a few minutes to reset it. If that doesn't help, the starter relay or solenoid could be the issue

 

[SolsticeKey'50]

I'd put my money on the starter relay or solenoid if you've already covered the basics. That clicking noise is like a cry for help when the starter isn't getting enough juice. @dizzney made a great point about corrosion. Worth a 2nd look. If a reset doesn't do the trick, tapping the solenoid lightly while trying to start could be revealing. Anything beyond that might need a deeper look at the starter itself.

 

[KhalifAh]

That clicking usually means the starter solenoid isn't getting enough juice or the battery connections aren't good and yes, even with a new battery. check your grounds and terminals and yeah also the key fob too