Hey mark did you get it going ??? If not I would check your kick stand and clutch sensor if they are not working your bike wont start. Also check the fuses (They are the glass ones ) They can also be a problem sometimes they look good but when you remove them they fall apart. On Tuesday, April 4, 2017 at 10:19:59 AM UTC-7, Mark Vinopal wrote: > > Hi all, I am looking for some troubleshooting advice on a beautiful > (factory red/black) '84 cb700sc that I purchased last September. > I used it all last year as a commuter bike (I know.. I would probably have > been better off getting something smaller and newer but I couldn't resist) > and have been doing all of the maintenance myself. I recently have been > having trouble with starting the bike and am trying to get it up to snuff > in preparation for good riding weather here in the northwest. > > As far as symptoms go, There is occasionally just no reaction whatsoever > when I hit The ignition. The battery is fine, the kill switch is in the > right position, and the starter also works before and after these isolated > occurances. The starter itself is fine, I pulled it off and looked at the > solenoid and the wires and everything checks out. I am wondering if there > is a wiring problem somewhere else in the harness, or if maybe the neutral > indicator is damaged? > > If all else fails I will need to take it to a shop, but money is tight and > I would love to be able to do this myself! Please let me know if you have > any ideas! > Regards, > -Mark
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