Need help finding starter solenoid on nsr125 (2001)?????????

[abbas]

Hi,

Can anyone describe where I can find the starter solenoid on an nsr125 (2001 model).

thanks

[finpos]

follow the big thick (red?) wire from the battery +ve terminal...

finpos.

[cagiva gezzer]

Halfway between the battery and the starter, attached to (at least) two thick wires.

At a guess
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[abbas]

I found it.

Thank you very much.

another question: do you know how to check if its working properly.

thanks again.

[finpos]

You'll need a multimeter unless you want to make a shedload of sparks.

By the way, most of the time the problem is your battery is flat. Use a car battery and some jump leads to try and start the bike before you do anything else.

finpos.

[abbas]

I am going to try and get it hocked on to a car. hopefully it'll work that way and save a lot of time.

I've taken some of the front units off the bike. this includes the clocks, the front light, front fairing and clock mount. do you know if this would stop the bike from starting bearing in mind that the bike wasnt starting before I took these parts off.

[abbas]

I am going to try and get it hocked on to a car. hopefully it'll work that way and save a lot of time.

I've taken some of the front units off the bike. this includes the clocks, the front light, front fairing and clock mount. do you know if this would stop the bike from starting bearing in mind that the bike wasnt starting before I took these parts off.

[finpos]

If you interfered with the ignitions switch wiring, you may well have a problem. There's the kill switch to worry about too, but that's more likly to stop you from stopping the engine

Clocks themselves and lights shouldn't (?) make a difference.

finpos.