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The gear selector switch should be next to where the gear selector arm goes into the gearbox.There will be a little round black thing with 2 screws holding it on.There should be 1 wire comeing off it.
Take that out and try checking/changing it for a known good one.
Might have to take the front sprocket cover off to get to it.
It's like that on the bikes i've worked on but dont hold me to it.
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Beat me to it...  ____________________ DRZ-400sm |
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sorry but you win, yours is more detailed anyway  ____________________ Haz ER-5, innit! |
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Neutral light is usually an earch switch. Just means that its either a faulty switch or the wiring is screwed going into the back of the clocks.
Quick way to check would be to get a volt meter, stick positive on the battery and negative where the connector pushes onto the neutral switch (location as above).
You should see 12v when in neutral and 0v when in gear. If you get 12v in gear, the switch is borked! If you pull the connector off the neutral switch and the light still stays on, its earthing somewhere else and you need to check your wiring!!!
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 18 years, 341 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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