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Susuki 2005 GSX R 750 cranks over, has fulle ,no spark,tip switch is ok,Kick stand switch OK,Nutral switck OK,Clutch Switch OK, Kill Switch working,Fues OK, But want start,What is left to check?

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Fabrice Wolters

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SOURCE: how do i diagnose a faulty neutral switch?? light

The neutral switch is lockated at the left side of the engine. Should have a blue wire... Comes together with a black wire ( oil pressure switch ) in a 2-position connector to the main harness.
Try if works fine with the blue wire at the ground and loose. If then everything is OK, the neutral switch is out of use.
There is also a diode set in the circuitry. With a green wire coming from the side stand switch, the blue wire from the neutral switch and a lightblue wire going to the dashboard. +12V on this light blue wire should lit up neutral lamp at the dashboard.

Hope it helps.

Posted on Aug 22, 2009

jeffbanko

Jeff Banko

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SOURCE: 03 gsxr 600: f1 shows on l.e.d and red light flashes

I almost pulled out my hair trying to figure out the same thing for about 4 days. Very low battery voltage...Its actually common I found out. Take your battery to autozone for a full charge. It should fix the issue.

Posted on Feb 22, 2010

Testimonial: "i aint tried it yet but that makes sense!!! i am not using the right charger for the battery, effin good shot mate cheers!!"

Anonymous

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SOURCE: I have a GSXR 400 1985, been stood for a couple of

I would check that the TCI is working by plugging it into another bike GSF 400 bandit is the same unit I believe. If it is damaged you can get a replacement from a firm called ignitech and the upside is the new TCI is not restricted by the *** gear monitoring switch that limits top gear performance.

Posted on Mar 08, 2010

Anonymous

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SOURCE: 1998 1200s bandit no spark

Check all of your wiring for a short, or a bad coil

Posted on Mar 08, 2010

Anonymous

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SOURCE: I have a 93 gsx600f katana I replaced my battery,

make sure you check red engine on switch and that cables are connected correctly

Posted on Jul 05, 2010

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