Ignition problem
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Ive disconnected it and still no spark mate
@vtrn_raptor Yes mate, It's a NORMALLY OPEN circuit.
So disconnecting it won't fix the issue, as it's NORMALLY open.
You have to close the circuit to fix the issue. So short out the circuit which will force it into NORMALLY CLOSED state.
As said, if you do that and it's still not sparking then it's not the side stand switch.
Start off simple and we can work our way up.
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How do I do that mate as new to this kinda thing
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How do I do that mate as new to this kinda thing
@vtrn_raptor Just complete the circuit, have you a haynes manual handy as it would make a lot more sense.
Think of it as a light switch in your room.
If the light switch goes faulty then you won't be able to turn the light on, no matter what state the switch is in, to rectify the issue you would bypass the switch.
So whereever the wires go you will want to short out the circuit, a paperclip would do the trick.
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Yeah I have a Haynes Manuel mate
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I disconnected the cdi moved it and reconnected it their was spark then when I disconnected and re positioned it theirs nothing
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I disconnected the cdi moved it and reconnected it their was spark then when I disconnected and re positioned it theirs nothing
@vtrn_raptor Sorry I'm confused?
Did you short the side stand switch out?
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No because it's confusing I have no idea how to open the circuit
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No because it's confusing I have no idea how to open the circuit
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@vtrn_raptor You won't believe how many times this has happened to us all, but have you checked that the handlebar cut out switch is off???
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Yeah I've checked everything I cba with it now just gunna chuck it in a garage they can sort it
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Yeah I've checked everything mate and cbf with my it no more wanted to do it all myself but I haven't got time to be wasting trying to figure it out so gunna take it to fowlers and get them to sort it
