I do not know how to hook up battery to the solenoid. Thanks, mike r.
SOURCE: how do you get the seat up on a 1972 Honda Cb 100
on the left and right sides by the shocks there are single screws, and at the front of the seat between the gastank and the seat there is 1 bolt which will remove the seat
SOURCE: need a wireing diagram for a 1970 honda cb 100
Have you tried the local Bike shops? In that your bike is an older model, it maybe that you have to go there and look through what they have. Older shops will have a manual there sometimes and let you look at it, but you may not be able to take it, so bring a pad and paper to copy the part in it that will help you. A test-light would help you, but being able to check the continuity is crutial for you. An Ohm-meter is a good thing to have as you can see where a wire goes, and what it is attached to. You can, due to the simplicity of you bike make a diagram yourself, with an Ohm-meter. Remember your bike has only got 2 main circuits. Ignition, and lighting. They are seperate and apart. If you need further assistance please do not hessitate to ask me, and thanks for calling on FixYa.com
SOURCE: I have a 1968 Honda CB 450 engine, (it was in a
It will not go in without some serious reworking of the frame and mounts.
SOURCE: I have a 72 cb
welcome to the ol'scool school--secure a clymer or other shop manual-mechs cant burn rubber without books
SOURCE: Honda steed 600 doesn't start using the start
You have already done all the testing. Your starter works, your starter button works, your solenoid is clicking , the problem is that the contacts inside the solenoid are burnt and not making a connection. Replace the starter solenoid and your motorcycle starter will engage the way it is supposed to.
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