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    finnerz89
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    #22

    @Spanners what year is your bike? I've got the wiring diagrams sat here in front of me

    Current bikes:
    DT125X '07
    Street Triple R '11
    Aprilia ETV1000 '02

    Previous:
    DR650RSE '96
    FJ1200 '92

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      @Spanners what year is your bike? I've got the wiring diagrams sat here in front of me

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      Spanners
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      @finnerz89 Sorry for late reply. The bike is a X reg, 1999-2000.

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        dan28
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        I m no expert but I reckon the plug is the problem chop it of an join both wires
        The connectors inside the plug could be corroded as you said it does work but cuts out at higher revs

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          Irongamer727
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          I noticed yesterday when I was going to start her up after a long ride (I literally shut her off and put the sidestand down and was going to start her up again immediately).

          But no, it wouldn't fire. So I thought of bumpstarting, and it fired immediately.

          Didn't really think much about it for the rest of the day, but this morning it wouldn't start with the stand down. It cuts the ignition when the stand is down, in neutral or not.

          Is there any point disassembling it? Or should I ordered a new?

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            Irongamer727
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            • Irongamer727I Irongamer727

              I noticed yesterday when I was going to start her up after a long ride (I literally shut her off and put the sidestand down and was going to start her up again immediately).

              But no, it wouldn't fire. So I thought of bumpstarting, and it fired immediately.

              Didn't really think much about it for the rest of the day, but this morning it wouldn't start with the stand down. It cuts the ignition when the stand is down, in neutral or not.

              Is there any point disassembling it? Or should I ordered a new?

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              Calum
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              #27

              @irongamer727 Sounds more like the neutral switch is faulty.

              Does it start if you pull the clutch in?

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              • CalumC Calum

                @irongamer727 Sounds more like the neutral switch is faulty.

                Does it start if you pull the clutch in?

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                Irongamer727
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                #28

                @calum I'll try

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                  Irongamer727
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                  #29

                  It starts with the stand down and the clutch in.
                  But cuts out as soon as I release the clutch(in neutral)

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                  • Irongamer727I Irongamer727

                    It starts with the stand down and the clutch in.
                    But cuts out as soon as I release the clutch(in neutral)

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                    Calum
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                    @irongamer727 Definitely one of the switches have failed. I still need my morning coffee to think about which one.

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                      oldman
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                      #31

                      Check and clean the neutral switch, also test earth at connector to battery or frame, had both before

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                      • O oldman

                        Check and clean the neutral switch, also test earth at connector to battery or frame, had both before

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                        Irongamer727
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                        @oldman where's the neutral switch?

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                        • Irongamer727I Irongamer727

                          @oldman where's the neutral switch?

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                          Calum
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                          @irongamer727 Under the gear lever. It's the black plastic tapped m8 or 10 bolt.

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                            @irongamer727 Under the gear lever. It's the black plastic tapped m8 or 10 bolt.

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                            Irongamer727
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                            @calum yeah of course, should I just clean it off? Or follow the cable all the way up?

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                              Irongamer727
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                              I've cleaned everything up. The neutral lamp and all that works. Could it still be faulty?

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                                oldman
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                                I found the earth was faulty on my red bike, see posts, corroded and oxidised cable. If you have a multimeter test resistance of the cable. Easier to remove loom and take loom tape off and examine earth in detail if testing shows fault

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                                  I found the earth was faulty on my red bike, see posts, corroded and oxidised cable. If you have a multimeter test resistance of the cable. Easier to remove loom and take loom tape off and examine earth in detail if testing shows fault

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                                  Irongamer727
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                                  @oldman But did your neutral lamp work? I'm out if ideas. How could I test the earth?

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                                    dt125Matt
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                                    Isnt it worth someone measuring resistance of the kill switch on another dt ? And purchasing a cheap resistor of same Ohms and that should do it ?

                                    P.s im new here.

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                                      Isnt it worth someone measuring resistance of the kill switch on another dt ? And purchasing a cheap resistor of same Ohms and that should do it ?

                                      P.s im new here.

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                                      Calum
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                                      @dt125matt The switch is just that, a switch. So banging a resistor won't make a difference if the switch has gone faulty.

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                                      • CalumC Calum

                                        @dt125matt The switch is just that, a switch. So banging a resistor won't make a difference if the switch has gone faulty.

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                                        Irongamer727
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                                        @calum ideas on what to try?

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                                        • Irongamer727I Irongamer727

                                          @calum ideas on what to try?

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                                          Calum
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                                          @irongamer727 Loop it out if you're struggling mate.

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