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When I turned on the ignition this afternoon the starter kicked on and wouldn;t stop untill I turned the ignition off! I think I isolated it to the starter switch on the handle bar next to the run switch. I cut one of two wires to the switch and when I turn the ignition on the stater does not kick in. Now if I touch the two wire ends I cut, the starter kicks in but without pushing the starter switch! Bad switch I think.
Has anyone every here this happening?
Thanks
Last edited by FL-kruzen; May 4, 2013 at 07:03 PM.
Thanks guys, but I found out it's a comon issue. I found a couple of strings on this forum that was the exact same problem.
Congrats to you for actually using the search feature, an finding your problem!
Folks here seem to bitch all the time about people who don't
do the mandatory searching, so you deserves a "hats off"
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