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Shunt 3 Jul 2008 23:41

Starter "Safetys"?
 
:helpsmilie:
Ok so Bikes a 1990 XT600E

Just had the front end off to dot the fork seals, Easy job.
Went to take her out for a spin and nothing on the starter button :funmeterno:

What could i of dislodged?

I dont think think the side stand safety is wired in. Before I could start her on off the stand.

Pressing the kill switch gives an audible click,

Also Pulling the clutch in (when in gear) gives an audible click.

Any pointers on where too look in the morning?

Thanks for reading

Pete

Micah 4 Jul 2008 02:26

I'd go ahead and check the kickstand kill switch. If it's there, chop it off, strip the wires, and wire them together.

That thing failed me on a 1000 mile weekend, 10 minute roadside fix.:thumbup1:

If that doesn't do the job then you are beyond my experience. :confused1:

Brian E 4 Jul 2008 03:31

Sounds like the Starter solenoid is working so either your battery is so flat that it can't turn the motor over or your starter solenoid is U/S.
Choices are kickstart the bike or use a set of jump leads or bump start the bike or short out across the solenoid.

Shunt 5 Jul 2008 00:01

Sussed it :clap:

Wired the kick stand safety out. Still nothing.
In a moment of blinding wisdom (well i thought it was) i checked the starter button for continuity, Wire had ripped off the end of the button, It was faitly corroded.

Any ideas ideas if just the button can ordered?

On another qusetion, Are there any fuse`s on the XT, I could`nt find any earlier?

Cheers Guys

Pete

Micah 5 Jul 2008 05:12

You can surely order just the button OEM. I'd try and solder the connection back of you can, but that's just my cheap-skate way of doing things.

There is a fuse behind the battery, as in toward the tail end of the bike. That's the only one I know of.

Andrew2 5 Jul 2008 13:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Micah (Post 197257)
You can surely order just the button OEM. I'd try and solder the connection back of you can, but that's just my cheap-skate way of doing things.

There is a fuse behind the battery, as in toward the tail end of the bike. That's the only one I know of.

Nothing cheapskate about it Micah.If you can fix it do it and save yourself some money and learn to repair something while your at it.

Cheers
A2

Shunt 6 Jul 2008 21:14

Cheers Guys,
I`ve just found my solderin iron out so I will be soldering it.
But for now i`ve just wired in a micro switch as a temporary measure :thumbup1:

My Local `ish Yam dealer was shut when i got there 5 mins late:funmeterno:

Thanks Again
Pete


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