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Old 12-02-08, 04:35 PM   #21
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If it's the clutch switch, it won't turn over.

If it's the killswitch, it won't turn over.



Your cut wires are from the IGNITION switch, not from the controls, I'll put 13p on it being the wires which go to the diode under the switch, or the diode itself.

If it's that then the ignitor box will have power as it should, but won't spark.

Hi, can you kindly point out where and how I can access these wires that go to the diode under the switch or to the diode itself?

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Old 12-02-08, 05:50 PM   #22
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They come out of the bottom of the ignition switch, there's a green 6 pin connector either under the tank or under the LHS fairing panel.

Better to check out all the wiring as hopefully they've only cut the ones from the ignition.

The diode goes from the ignitor to earth, so make sure that the earth (black w white tracer) is intact.
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Old 13-02-08, 07:00 PM   #23
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Hi Guys,

I've checked all the wiring and it all appears to be intact. I switched the red wires over and as soon as i tried starting it, there was a strong bang - it backfired!

I checked the fuse and it appeared ok, so I switched the red wires back to how they were. I'm unsure if I should try starting it again now, in case I cause any further damage.

If I try to put the bike in gear, I have no success, which I'm sure was not the case previously?

When the kill switch is on and the key is in the on position then the green light appears however the start button does not operate.

So any suggestions other than having the bike taken to a garage and paying £30 an hour?

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Old 13-02-08, 09:18 PM   #24
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Old 14-02-08, 12:22 AM   #25
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I've checked all the wiring and it all appears to be intact. I switched the red wires over and as soon as i tried starting it, there was a strong bang - it backfired!
This kindof indicates it's firing, the backfire could have been excess fuel left over from previous starting attempts.


Right, tell us what colours you have there which were cut, and whether they're all from the same "sleeve"
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Old 14-02-08, 11:35 AM   #26
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Old 14-02-08, 11:36 AM   #27
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This kindof indicates it's firing, the backfire could have been excess fuel left over from previous starting attempts.


Right, tell us what colours you have there which were cut, and whether they're all from the same "sleeve"
They were around 7 wires, two oranges, two red, etc....the oranges are easy to tell apart but the red's arent! They are all from the same sleeve.

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Old 14-02-08, 02:57 PM   #28
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Any advice guys?

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Old 14-02-08, 03:23 PM   #29
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Can you throw up a photo of the damage from the front?
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I've checked all the wiring and it all appears to be intact. I switched the red wires over and as soon as i tried starting it, there was a strong bang - it backfired!

Would it be safe to attempt this again then?

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