Questions & Answers for: Suzuki relay switch

...and see if you have 12volts at the relay and if you have 12volts at the wire from the switch on the relay. if you are getting power to the wire from the switch then you may have a bad starter

switch/side stand relay - bike must be in neutral OR the sidestand must be up in order to get power to the fuel pump relay. Things to check: Fuses for ignition and fuel pump sidestand up &/or bike

relay and it may be defective or worn out. These are generic comments When you turn on your ignition switch, you allow the starter switch to have power. When you press the start button, that energizes

...starter motor lightly with a hammer and try again. if it works now the brushes are worn out. If you can hear a loud click from the relay/solinoid the starter switch is OK. would the suspect the

...switch (Check to see if voltage reaches starter relay/solenoid when turn to start. If not, check for open P/N switch and brake or clutch pedal switch. Replace ignition switch if defective). Open P/N ...

...contact will prevent the lights from coming on again. Always best to fit a load relief relay so that the start switch only operates the relay and the load from the headlight is taken up by the

...switch energises the relay and drops in the contacts which allows power from the battery ,through the bulb low beam to earth. Switching to high beam energises the relay and allows power from the ...

...with the relay circuit. It may be the starter switch, kill switch or broken wire or it may be the relay itself. Get back to me when you have tried this and we will see wht else needs to be ...

relay switch because it was clicking and a new one is doing the same thing -The relay supply power to the starter before the starter can be turn. -Remove the starter out and test to see it spin or not

relay compartment inside the engine bay . Checking the voltages with a 12v dc probe or voltmeter at the relay unit for the tail light will confirm if it is the relay or the light switch that is faulty