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Anonymous Posted on Mar 16, 2013

Where is the starter solenoid relay located on a 2004 vstar 1100 classic

Tried to trace the starter wire but could get no farther than the battery.took the seat off and still could not find it.

  • Anonymous Mar 17, 2013

    COULD SOMEONE PLEASE SEND ME A DIAGRAM FROM THE VSTAR 1100 CLASSIC SERVICE MANUAL SHOWING ME WHERE THE STARTER SOLENOID RELAY SWITCH IS LOCATED..

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 08, 2009

SOURCE: 2000 yamaha vstar 1100 custom. starter problem?

I had the same problem 2001 XVS1100 Custom
this is a starter issue Over time the starter on this bike twists when its under a load.
Look at the two bolts holding the starter on if they are not straight across then its twisted. turn starter back in line with a pair of big channel locks and try to start this should do the trick if this works i would recommend taking the two bolts out and bend them back straight or replace and reinstall starter this should fixya problem

Hope this helps ...............Jimmyfixya

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 03, 2009

SOURCE: My 2004 vstar classic wont sty running

i have the vstar also check your carbs may need to be rejetted

swDemonDog

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  • Posted on Oct 07, 2009

SOURCE: 2002 Yamaha Vstar 1100 Custom. STARTER Problem

The starter button is used in an open circuit design.
You must press the starter button to "Close" this circuit before the starter will engage. Taking the starter button out of the loop helps support the suspect short. Assuming you kept the starter button wires from touching. :) If not, it is most likely the starter button.

Trace the wires coming from the starter button.
There could be a short circuit. (Same as pushing the starter button). Check along the handle bars and anywhere rubbing could cause a break in the insulation. Try this at night with the lights off.
You may be able to SEE the spark and locate it quickly.

Good luck!

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 22, 2010

SOURCE: replaced starter relay and stater in yamaha 1100 2001 v star

Charge battery to full, start in neutral, still clicks? Bad ground, or bad connection. Jump starter solenoid with screwdriver,etc. if motor turns over the relay is bad. Chaz Moto DC

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 31, 2010

SOURCE: 2004 Yam VStar 1100 motorcycle-starter spins but will not engage

The starter one-way clutch in the left gearcase is bad.

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The starter button is used in an open circuit design.
You must press the starter button to "Close" this circuit before the starter will engage. Taking the starter button out of the loop helps support the suspect short. Assuming you kept the starter button wires from touching. :) If not, it is most likely the starter button.

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There could be a short circuit. (Same as pushing the starter button). Check along the handle bars and anywhere rubbing could cause a break in the insulation. Try this at night with the lights off.
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