Just bought a 750 ninja wrecked and am wanting too start no key
Am able too by pass just how do i , oh yeah have tried and i get the brake light too light when i push the start button this switch i got from a 1989 600 ninja i had for parts are they the same
Re: just bought a 750 ninja wrecked and am wanting too...
Run a jumper from your battery positive to a long lead and remove the key switch. only one wire powers up the bike. use a probe to find it. when the bike powers up the dash, then you should be able to start with a remote starter switch
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Maybe your TCU is delusional? Doesn't sound like a new switch would help if no voltage was present. When you turned key on to check the switch, did you also press the brake and turn on the P light also?
I'm wondering if the TCU turns the gear lights on, or if the tcu or pcm thinks it really is in second gear? Sorry if I only added to your befuddlement.
You are correct twice. The antitheft is failing and turning off the fuel injectors. Go to this link for help. This is a classic GM problem and totally 100% related to the antitheft.
Oh yeah, I've run into this before. The ohm meter says the rear brake switch is good but the light says different because it won't light. The switch is indeed bad. What happens is the switch says it's good when checked with the ohm meter because the meter is designed not load the circuit being tested. The light on the other hand, puts a load on the switch and the resistance of the switch will not allow enough current to pass through. Replace the rear brake switch and your light will probably work.
Try jiggling the handle bars as you turn the key to relieve the pressure off the ignition lock. The kawasaki's have one position past the off "Lock" position that is called the "Acc" this will leave your brake light on. So the key switch goes "Acc", "Lock", "On". Make sure your key is in the Lock position and not the Accesory position
Well when you turn the keys on the pump will only run for a few seconds A test light works ok but i would use a volt meeter at th efuel pump power and groung wires and measure the voltage while cranking the car
Took mine apart today and found my third brake lamp had some soldier that had cracked on positive and negative causing intermittent third brake operation. Email me and I will send you pictures [email protected] oh yeah my car was a 2003 g35 coupe. Don't know if they are all the same.
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