400/4 RHS switch - part..

[Multiman]

Yes, found it after checking messages on here, then texts, then WhatsApp messages. It was in an email.
I'll post tomorrow

[Matt_Harrington]

Cheers, Tim. By the time it arrives, I'll be ready to take the existing one apart!!

[Matt_Harrington]

Tim, you are  star!
I now have everything working however, I'm somewhat baffled by the switchgear before I took it apart!
In short, it appears to be a non OEM part and was missing parts compared to the one you sent me. With a bit of dexterity, I managed to fit the button, spring and mini pcb board from your part and resolder the wires accordingly. Needed to tap one hole for an M4 screw. It certainly wasn't easy but far easier than trying to remove the cables from the inside of the handlebars and replace once fixed. Starter now operating and I'm ready to pop a bit of oil in the rebuilt engine and test the oil pressure.

[Multiman]

No probs mate.
I too messed about trying to solder bits back in whilst the switch was hanging from the bars.
The next time I removed the whole lot and it was so much easier.
Just left some thick strimmer line in place to pull back.
It’s one of those jobs that looks worse than it actually is.

[McCabe-Thiele (Ted)]

I used Silicone spray down the bars & on the wiring sheath.

[Matt_Harrington]

Ted, I'd probably have used red rubber grease as I find this perfect for slipping wires in sheaves etc. But silicone would do the Jon just as well, I'm sure.

[McCabe-Thiele (Ted)]

Ted, I'd probably have used red rubber grease as I find this perfect for slipping wires in sheaves etc. But silicone would do the Jon just as well, I'm sure.

My Silicone spray was dirt cheap (£1.50) from a local Asian  Bitza Shop - I bought half a dozen cans for lubricating my garage roller section  door primarily.