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Re: Where is my relay starter switch on my 2000 deuce
Well if like mine flh front of bat its with the brake relay they are attached to the frame my knolage is limited to flh 09 & 93...great place to ask is our forum ..you are invited...>> http://www.hdtalking.net/
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Possible fault with the switching unit. Please check the line to the switcher unit from the hand control switch and if this is good then the switcher is faulty , if not the cluster switch at the hand control can be faulty.
If your starter is spinning but the engine is not turning over, you over running clutch or Bendix is bad. On the Nippondenso style starter on the late bikes, this starter clutch is inside of the starter. You must pull the starter off and disassemble it to repair the starter. If you can do the job yourself, you can repair the starter and save some money. If you're going to have to pay a mechanic to do the work, simply replace the starter. Any money saved by repairing the starter in this case would be quickly depleted in labor cost.
Start by disconnecting the battery. Then, drain the primary and remove the outer primary cover. Take the bolt out of the starter jackshaft and remove it. If the coupler comes out with the jackshaft, mark it so you know which direction it goes because it does make a difference. The tapered end goes in from the primary side.
Now, on the right side of the bike, remove the exhaust system and anything else that might get in the way. Take the seat off and take all the bolts out that hold the oil tank so you can lift it just a bit. Remove the battery cable and the small wire from the starter relay from the starter. Take the two 3/8" bolts out of the starter, not the two small diameter bolts that hold the starter motor to the solenoid. Remove the starter.
I'm curious, does this vehicle have an alarm/remote starter? If so I expect the installer didn't wire it correctly ... it was an all too frequent issue, with inexperienced installers we had .... I would first suspect any add-on device first (if any) ... In answer to your question ... I know it does have a relay (Starter solenoid is a relay and built onto the starter) As far as it being a relay or the IGN switch ... I'm skeptical.
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