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Its finally give up the Ghost

Joined Jan 2008
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Shropshire
well after 2 months of the yammy starter relay sitting in the garage, it has finally come to the time where it needs to be put into action!
The old one is completly dead had to get a lift back to work so thats a job for when i get home, damn it
 
battery is strong as an ox mate i know i know im a lazy mofo :laugh it willbe sorted as soon as i get home :thumbup
 
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Bad man :nana
 
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO its not fixed it

ive just fitted the new relay and its made no difference what so ever ARggggggghhhhh

when ever ya press the start button it just makes a whurling noise no engine movement what so ever tried to get a vid up loaded but my pc is fooked and my moms laptop is utter gay

sweet jesus any ideas what it could be lads?
 
Is the starter actually engaging Mr Milleboy squire? Have you checked the connection on the starter itself? :dunno
 
Hi Mr cat nothing is engaging mate just making a terrible noise defo electrical noise theres no moving parts moving
 
And you connected the leads to the back of the new relay in the same positions as previously? Not inadvertently swapped them? Checked the voltage on the dash from the battery? Both of the 30A fuses ok?
 
im sure i put them on the same way mate would they be the other way round with it being a yammy one? ill check the 30amp fuses aswell gimme 2 mins ill nip in the garage and check now
 
quick one if the leads are correct and i then swop them over so that there incorrect will it do any damage?
 
Sorry to say but if it's just the starter motor spinning over and not the engine then it must be your sprag clutch at fault.

I am pretty sure that Spoonz can advise you on how to carry out this repair, alas I have not had to do mine yet (Touch wood).
 
I wouldn't have thought you'd have got the leads round the wrong way unless you changed the direction the relay is facing. As you are stood facing the rear of the bike looking at the battery, the lead from the positive goes to the right, the lead from the negative to the left. You have the block plug connector reconnected yes?

I'm guessing from what you've said so far the starter isn't spinning up? :dunno
 
the relay is defo in correct and the little 30 amp fuses are sound ive unplugged the tilt switch to see if that would make any difference and it doest still the same noise,


The noise sounds like its comin from the top of the bike if that helps,
 
Is the noise you are hearing the fuel pump by any chance? Have you tried shorting across the relay terminals to see if the starter engages squire?

Back to basics, check to see if the wire has come off of the starter motor, and recheck the voltage coming from the battery sir :)
 
right checked the voltage mate and thats at 12.3v where would the wire be located mr cat

the fuel can be heard priming but its a louder noise then that mate
 
Remove the offside (left if you are stood looking at the front of the bike) centre panel and the starter is located towards the front mid way down from the top of the bike. You'll see a thick wire running to it and should have a rubber boot over it. Life the boot and check that the wire is still connected.
 
get it on charge, the battery is flat. should be over 13v. charge it and try again, or put a set of jump leads on it from the car.
 
super right lads ill have another look and check that wire fingers crossed its a loose wire! just going to finish watching fifth gear,
 

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