Electrical Woes - 87 CBR 600
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Electrical Woes - 87 CBR 600
Hi,
I finally got the bike back together and ran into a huge issue. I tried to start it for the first time. New battery charged up, new plugs and the bike ran for about a second. Then it quit. So far through troubleshooting using the factory manual, I have noted that:
- main fuse was blown
- most instrument panel lights have blown
- tail lights blown
- Coils have infinite resistance (blown)
- Voltage regulator is shot
- the clutch switch is fried.
Before I started it up, I assumed that there was a neutral safety switch not knowing that I needed to pull the clutch in to start it. So, currently, the motor turns over with the clutch switch disconnected.
I tested the continuity of the clutch switch wires and there was tone, I followed it to the starter relay so it seem that it had a short to begin with.
On a side note, the fuel pump relay didn't work before this happened. I was using gravity to feed the carbs until I can get a replacement.
So I need help in determining the cause of this. I don't want to throw parts at it hoping it will magically get solved.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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I finally got the bike back together and ran into a huge issue. I tried to start it for the first time. New battery charged up, new plugs and the bike ran for about a second. Then it quit. So far through troubleshooting using the factory manual, I have noted that:
- main fuse was blown
- most instrument panel lights have blown
- tail lights blown
- Coils have infinite resistance (blown)
- Voltage regulator is shot
- the clutch switch is fried.
Before I started it up, I assumed that there was a neutral safety switch not knowing that I needed to pull the clutch in to start it. So, currently, the motor turns over with the clutch switch disconnected.
I tested the continuity of the clutch switch wires and there was tone, I followed it to the starter relay so it seem that it had a short to begin with.
On a side note, the fuel pump relay didn't work before this happened. I was using gravity to feed the carbs until I can get a replacement.
So I need help in determining the cause of this. I don't want to throw parts at it hoping it will magically get solved.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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