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Kropatchek

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Re: Electrical Problem
Reply #15 - 03/24/06 at 15:41:42

USCG Cremeans wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:

Oh yeah, my other question about the electrical jumbo involves a 2004 left hand switch i bought. My bike is an 87 so the connection under the tank for the two switches is a tad bit different, how hard will it be to make the newer one work? anyone do this before?

Now you got me, I dont know!

Check the wiring diagram. The pins in the connector can be removed with a sharp pointed pin. Maybe you have to replace/change some pins.

Anyway, let us know
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USCG Cremeans Ex Member	Re: Electrical Problem Reply #16 - 03/24/06 at 17:17:47 i'm determined, ill make it work. what is the yellow button on the back side of the newer switch?
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necropsy Full Member 2005 No Login Offline Suzuki '05 S40 Posts: 173 Barrie, Ontario, Canada Gender:	Re: Electrical Problem Reply #17 - 03/24/06 at 19:29:31 USCG Cremeans wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03: i'm determined, ill make it work. what is the yellow button on the back side of the newer switch? I believe your talking about the passing light. rather useless little thing. Flicking highbeams does the same thing. Does anyone actually use this? I'd get more use from a tripometer
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USCG Cremeans

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Re: Electrical Problem
Reply #18 - 03/26/06 at 06:08:18

ok so today i tried to start her. cranked and cranked with no luck. so naturally i check for spark.

I took a spare plug (tried with two spares) and grounded them against the engine fins. tried to crank and they both showed that i was not getting spark.

Any suggestions? i breezed through an old post about aussiesavage's no spark problem so im going to check for connections loose and such.

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