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mech770 19-01-11 10:53 PM

Sv650s wont start
 
Hey guys im a newbie to forum foun dit very useful in the past tho! I have a 99 Curvy thats been converted from half faired to naked. Anyway to cut a long story short i changed the headlight lens today put it back together and now the starter switch dosent do anything. I have full lights and neutral light etc but no response from the starter switch. I have checked the clutch switch and this made no difference. also ive had a look in the headlight casing and there are no wires hanging off or anything
Any ideas?

Im completly Stumped!!

Cheers in advance!!

speedplay 19-01-11 10:56 PM

Re: Sv650s wont start
 
kill switch...?

mech770 19-01-11 10:57 PM

Re: Sv650s wont start
 
checked that the switch dosent make a any difference

speedplay 19-01-11 10:58 PM

Re: Sv650s wont start
 
The side stand switch is another easy check too.

mech770 19-01-11 11:08 PM

Re: Sv650s wont start
 
Just checked that it hasent seemed to make any difference

speedplay 19-01-11 11:11 PM

Re: Sv650s wont start
 
sounds stupid but have you checked all the fuses?

From memory theres some under the rider seat too.

davepreston 19-01-11 11:11 PM

Re: Sv650s wont start
 
id check the block conectors (burnt out or losse wires) and the righthand switch gear internals
both easy to do

davepreston 19-01-11 11:11 PM

Re: Sv650s wont start
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by speedplay (Post 2464501)
sounds stupid but have you checked all the fuses?

From memory theres some under the rider seat too.

correct in the tray above the battery

mech770 19-01-11 11:12 PM

Re: Sv650s wont start
 
ive checked the fuses just now and connecting block how do i check the switch gear internals?

davepreston 19-01-11 11:15 PM

Re: Sv650s wont start
 
just unscrew them they have 2 bolts on the bottom and 1 screw iirc they then split in two across the middle (top and bottom) ,just have a butchers for anything amiss


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