My volty is making a large sound when I hit the start switch I just changed the starter motor , but still making a horrible sound when trying to start it.?

Wiring, relay, or the ignition switch. Swap relays first.

Sounds like the starter solenoid went out. Watch this video to figure out where the starter is. Take off the battery terminals and take a hammer and hit the starter a few times (not too hard). Sometimes this fixes the problems (parts get stuck once they start getting old). If this doesn't fix it, you'll need to replace the starter.

If your saying the starter motor won't crank, make sure the battery has a full charge.
Note the starter components picture, If that is what you have, I'd check the starter relay switch. It appears to be underhood--firewall or rear of fender lining, passenger side.
See the two large lugs, that should be battery voltage to and from relay switch. The smaller terminal should be feed from crank position of ignition switch.
In the past on different makes and models I have used a large screwdriver to short between the two large posts at the relay switch, to see if starter motor will crank. If you try this, make sure tranny is in park or neutral and parking brake is set.
I may be coming in the back door to diagnose, but, It should lead to same place.

Have u tried boosting it?. if it works replace battery.

Sounds like the starter motor has engaged and then stuck out. Either take the starter motor off to make sure it is fine and then reassemble. Or if your feeling brave, I'd try putting it in gear and then push the bike forward/backwards to see if the starter motor returns to it's original position. Then retry to start it with the electric start switch.

Good luck

yes and it possibly could be the motor to check you need test equipment for starters a volty ohmn meter to see if your getting power to the motor and a continuity checker for the switch to see taht it is working properly

some of the suzukis wont start unless the clutch is in, even when in neutral. have you tried jumping power straight to the starter

Assuming your battery is properly charged and has a good connection, it's your starter solenoid (relay) that has failed.

The starter solenoid receives a large electric current from the car battery and a small electric current from the ignition switch. When the ignition switch is turned on, a small electric current is sent to the starter solenoid. This causes the starter solenoid to close a pair of heavy contacts, thus relaying a large electric current to the starter motor, which in turn sets the engine in motion.

If a starter solenoid receives insufficient power from the battery, it will fail to start the motor, and may produce a rapid clicking or clacking sound. The lack of power can be caused by a low or dead battery, by corroded or loose connections in the battery cable, or by a damaged positive (red) cable from the battery. Any of these problems will result in some, but not enough, power being sent to the solenoid, which means that the solenoid will simply make a clicking sound, rather than setting the starter motor in motion.

If these items are all okay, it is likely you need to replace the solenoid.

I made this a problem with my bike after a rebuild! Turned out to be a screw on the front starter relay right at the front (cross headed screw) wasnt fully screwed in, hence causing a bad earth and causing the clicking sound to appear to be coming from the relay switch under the seat.
You want to gurantee that it is an earth problem?? Try hitting the subframe with a metal spanner or flicking the footpegs up and down.. youll find it then starts first time!

Peace

actually this sound to me as to be the kick out bearing on the starter itself. after it has been on the car for a few years they tend to get moisture into the outer bearing on the starter this washes the grease out over time and it makes a horrible growling, screeching, or rubbing noise after starting. this starter should be replaced in the near future if not it will seize up and just click when trying to start the car....... I hope this has been helpful.