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Post by Welsh Ade on Feb 28, 2007 8:31:32 GMT
I have a Yamaha D6 S 1995 N reg (green the faster type) I was riding home from work yesterday and went into my local garage to fill up. Everything was fine until I came back to the bike and it would not start. No sound. In neutral (light showing) with side stand down kill switch is in the on operating position. Pressed starter button and nothing ecept the oil light coming on. New battery was fitted early Jan and showing 12v charge on RAC man's meter. RAC man tested the coil with ignition on and starter button being depressed but still nothing. Jumper lead before button pressed showing 0.5v on soleniod/coil and when button pressed showed not much more. Managed to get bike running by shorting across the terminals on the outside of the coil and pressing starter button fired and kept running. Got home tried to restart and nothing. My guesses are either its the soleniod/coil or the side stand switch. How can I tell which is which and is the side stand switch a dealer part? Your advice and help is greatly appreciated. Ade PS would a side stand swtich from a 900 fit a 600?
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Post by Ghoti on Feb 28, 2007 9:14:00 GMT
I'd forget about the sidestand switch. If the bike is in neutral, you can start the bike with the sidestand down. As by bypassing the coil you got it to work, I'd look there first.
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Post by Welsh Ade on Feb 28, 2007 12:11:46 GMT
New coil on order
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Post by Ghoti on Feb 28, 2007 12:17:29 GMT
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Post by Welsh Ade on Feb 28, 2007 17:03:19 GMT
and Why wouldn't I?
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Post by Welsh Ade on Mar 3, 2007 8:00:06 GMT
Well, turns out its not the coil. Still searching for what it can be.
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Post by chunk166 on Mar 3, 2007 9:27:17 GMT
hi, had the same sort of problem on a gsx750 turned out to be the terminals had corroded on the terminal block on the ignition you could have alook at that ray
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Post by Welsh Ade on Mar 4, 2007 7:51:09 GMT
Thanks Chunk but those were alright it ended up being a corroded wire in the ignition relay much further back and required some stripping panels of the bike back.
Alls fixed and running
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Post by chunk166 on Mar 4, 2007 10:18:55 GMT
glad you got it sorted ray
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Post by CD on Mar 5, 2007 18:30:13 GMT
Moral: If it can go wrong it probably will and it wont be what you'd expect it to be. So check out all the simple (cheap fix) options before buying new parts.
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