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Tomjohnson
13-01-21, 09:31 PM
Hi there
I am building a quad and putting this engine in
I got the engine with no wiring loom but I now have the loom and ecu and clocks but when I put power to it the clocks don’t light up but all the plugs have power. The fuel pump I am putting on doesn’t seem to power up either so I’m thinking there is something I will need to make everything work. If anyone could help me please it would be very much appreciated
Regards
Tom
There are various safety interlocks that may prevent the pump from priming, such as the neutral engaged, clutch position and sidestand. Have you bypassed those?
Welcome. So you come to us having ripped out the heart of some poor SV and now want us to become party to your crime as you build your Franken-quad? Not only that but you ask us about our pet hate - bike electrics? j/k :)
As Admin said, the interlock circuits for sidestand and neutral switch and also the kill switch circuit will disable the fuel pump. Fuse 3 is fuel pump power.
This thread from the US site has suggestions about no dash power:
https://www.svrider.com/threads/instrument-panel-stopped-working.146852/
edit: post #7 on this thread has a (link to) list of what each dash connection pin does:
https://www.svrider.com/threads/2nd-gen-gauges-on-1st-gen.61310/
Tomjohnson
14-01-21, 10:11 AM
Ah brilliant would you guys be able to send me a picture of the plugs for the neutral, clutch position and side stand. The engine and wiring loom is a 2005 if that helps. I’m sorry I’ve taken the engine out of a beauty bike but I blew up my old quad engine and it was only a 200cc and was wanting to build something that would be pretty cool so an sv650 sounded like it was going to be the thing for the project. Thank you very much guys
You might be better off googling those images or getting hold of a manual. What year did the engine come from?
Tomjohnson
14-01-21, 10:46 AM
It came from a 2005. I have googled the pictures and I will try bypass all them tonight as they aren’t things I will need other than neutral one maybe but I mostly just need the engine to run for what I’m using it for.
Thank you very much
Ah brilliant would you guys be able to send me a picture of the plugs for the neutral, clutch position and side stand
The simple answer is no. Not because we are churlish but because I'm not sure they exist. We would normally follow the wiring from the existing switch to the loom. Here's a link to the gen2 service manual:
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/804871/Suzuki-Sv650-S.html
There are snippets of info that may help. Here's a picture of the main wiring harness from Fowlers fiche:
https://www.fowlersparts.co.uk/parts/5291110/sv650s-k3-k7-03-07/wiring-harness-sv650k5k6uk5uk6
Item #17 is the sidestand switch
The neutral switch is harder since it's part of the gearbox diagram and it only shows the switch:
https://www.fowlersparts.co.uk/parts/5291090/sv650s-k3-k7-03-07/gear-shifting-model-k5k6k7
Item #39 is the neutral switch.
The clutch switch sits on the left handlebar (duh!) because it's operated by the clutch lever but I can't find a link to that harness.
The only other suggestion I have is to investigate the race harness which some people use on their race bikes to eliminate the road stuff they don't need:
https://lwtracer.com/lwt-racing-bikes/sv650/workshop-sv650-race-wire-harness-2nd-gen-03-06/
This is the wiring diagram in case you don't have one:
https://i.ibb.co/WngVB4R/Suzuki-SV650-Wiring-Diagram-pointy.jpg
Tomjohnson
14-01-21, 10:59 AM
Thank you very much for the diagram, I will use that tonight after work and look at bypassing some of the connections and then hopefully the screen will light up.
The screen and clocks don’t light up at all even when the battery is on and key is on but if you get a light tester and connect it to the negative of the battery and then the other end to one of the prongs in a plug on the loom some of the screen lights up and the odd indicator light or something else if you get what I mean.
Thank you very much for the diagram, I will use that tonight after work and look at bypassing some of the connections and then hopefully the screen will light up.
The screen and clocks don’t light up at all even when the battery is on and key is on but if you get a light tester and connect it to the negative of the battery and then the other end to one of the prongs in a plug on the loom some of the screen lights up and the odd indicator light or something else if you get what I mean.Is everything earthed? That's the return path for a lot of the circuits.
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Tomjohnson
14-01-21, 02:20 PM
Ah that’ll be why then, I haven’t earthed the battery to anything I’m just bench testing the loom, I will have to wait till my frame is built and then earth it to that.
Just to be correct there is only one earth(from the battery to the frame)?
If there is more could someone tell me please
Ah that’ll be why then, I haven’t earthed the battery to anything I’m just bench testing the loom, I will have to wait till my frame is built and then earth it to that.
Just to be correct there is only one earth(from the battery to the frame)?
If there is more could someone tell me pleaseProbably more than one, I'm guessing frame , engine, rectifier, fairing sub-frame? The wiring diagram above should show them.
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Tomjohnson
14-01-21, 05:05 PM
Will I need a rectifier to make everything work as I don’t have one atm
Will I need a rectifier to make everything work as I don’t have one atmYou need to provide volts to power the ecu etc which a battery will do until it runs flat... assuming the engine has the alternator still installed, you just need to connect that to a rectifier to keep the battery charged.
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Tomjohnson
14-01-21, 05:44 PM
I have the alternator installed but don’t have a rectifier so I can’t use that but even without that the screen doesn’t light up until I put power to another plug, I will video to show what I mean
I have the alternator installed but don’t have a rectifier so I can’t use that but even without that the screen doesn’t light up until I put power to another plug, I will video to show what I meanYou'll just need the rectifier once you get this project running meantime a battery will be fine.
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Tomjohnson
14-01-21, 06:05 PM
Okay brilliant I will get one at a later date, I just need to fine the earth wires for sale as that’s the problem why nothing is lighting up. If I put a wire from the negative on the battery and then to the frame the clock lights up but displays nothing
Do you have the black/white stripe wire from the loom connected to the battery neg, too?
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