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electrical short
i just installed my new clutch handle and something is shorting out the bike, this happened yesterday and it shorted but then i jiggled something under the tank and it started right up. but i jiggled it today and it doesnt come back. anyone have any ideas? it sounds liek it was coming from under the tankTags: None
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Anonymous
Sometimes it seems like every single wire runs under the tank or in the headlight housing... :roll:
The problem is, that's pretty much true, could be a loose connector but I'm sure you'll have to pull the tank off to find it.
But we can narrow it down with some more information... Like when you try to start it and it doesn't start is the engine still turning over (just not firing)? Does any of the electrics work? What about blown fuses?
We first need to determine if it's a short (frayed wire, blown fuses), a bad connection (too much carbon on a connector, intermittant problems), or something like a badly connected or dead coil.
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Anonymous
sometimes i get the power to go on but when i try to start it , it just shorts so im guessing it has to do with a wire between the battery and the coils? but it shorts so sometimes theres electric. before when it would shutoff i would be riding along and i would come to a stop and it would just shut off and most of the time i could start it back up again.
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Anonymous
Does your bike have an starter cut-out associated with the clutch lever? i.e. do you have to pull the clutch in to start the bike? If so, maybe you disturbed something when you fitted the new lever.
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Anonymous
it might have a clutch cut out but ive never needed to do it before but now that i installed a new clutch maybe the cutout now works but when it shorts the whole bike cuts out , no more power at all and 3 hours later still no power
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Anonymous
IT SEEMS TO ME THAT A SHORT WOULD WREAK MORE HAVOC THAN THE WHOE BIKE JUST CUTTING OUT..MY MONEY IS ON DIRTY CONTACTS SOMEWHERE AND THE FIRST PLACE I WOULD TRY CLEANING IS THE ROCKER KILL SWITCH.
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it is the clutch kill switch, thats ridiculous, if i dont start it with the clutch depressed it kills the power for hours, how can i bypass that?
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daveo
The rocker(kill) switch is on the right side grip, open 'er up have a look, the clutch sw. is under clutch lever pivot point, these two leads can be soldered together to eliminate switch
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Anonymous
Originally posted by ice109anyone wanna give me input on why it kills the power for so long and how i can reset it?
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