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Subject: Re: Starting problem
I suspect the side stand switch. It has a much higher fatality rate than
the
clutch switch.
I suspect the side stand switch. It has a much higher fatality rate than the
clutch switch.
Bob,
What do you do to fix the problem then? Clean the switch
somehow or simply treplace it?
Hugh
On 19 Jul 2000, at 1:43, gtsbiker wrote:
I have the same problem once in a while its always the clutch switch.
Bob Taylor
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From: "Hugh Hamilton" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It appears my original hunch and Bob's were correct.
I sprayed some WD-40 onto the little plastic plunger coming out of
the clutch switch that's actuated by the clutch lever itself, worked it
back and forth several times and even disconnected the switch
harness and threw in some dielectric
Hi Hugh,
it's probobly the side stand switch is faulty , the bike still thinks it's
down hence
the engine will not start/turn . had the same problem on my bike.
atb Nick T
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I had this happen to my Suzuki Katana 1100, and it was the
If the bike is in neutral, it will start whether the sidestand is up or
down.
My problem occurs when trying to start the bike in gear with the
sidestand up and the clutch pulled in. And its only been
intermittant under those conditions.
In neutral, it starts every time regardless of the
If the bikes in neutral, the bike takes no notice of the side stand switch
because you
can't pull away. Its only when in gear that it needs to know the side stand
is up.
atb Nick T
If you want to check the switch , the connection is behind the front
sprocket casing ,
i can't remember which way the connection works , but first try it with the
two wires
disconnected ( Remember to replace the casing or the clutch push rod will
shoot out
and loads of oil to ) does it start?
Point well taken.
Maybe a blast of WD-40 inside of the switch might help or if worse
comes to worse, I can have it replaced under warranty.
On 18 Jul 2000, at 18:01, nicholas.threader wrote:
If the bikes in neutral, the bike takes no notice of the side stand switch
because you
can't pull
I have the same problem once in a while its always the clutch switch.
Bob Taylor
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Subject: Starting problem
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