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Bryanj:
In theory if you just connect the two loom wires in the headlamp shell that should go to the switch together all should work as the system is an EITHER neutral light on OR lever pulled to start

alexojones:
This is probably a dumb question , so apologies in advance, I’m trying to replace the clutch switch. On my clutch lever there is a bit of plastic sticking out where I’m guessing the old one broke off , how do I get this out . I can see a small hole on bottom of clutch lever as per photo I’ve tried this but no luck .Do I just use more force and pull old bit of plastic out ?

Thanks

Alex


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hairygit:
You have to take the clutch lever off the bike, then it just pushes out. Fit the new one from the lever side by threading the wires through then pulling gently until the switch positions itself in the recess.

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alexojones:

--- Quote from: hairygit on April 19, 2018, 01:29:55 PM ---You have to take the clutch lever off the bike, then it just pushes out. Fit the new one from the lever side by threading the wires through then pulling gently until the switch positions itself in the recess.

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Thanks for the advise , all fitted now. Seemed bloody obvious once you’d told me !


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philward:

--- Quote from: Bryanj on April 19, 2018, 07:35:07 AM ---In theory if you just connect the two loom wires in the headlamp shell that should go to the switch together all should work as the system is an EITHER neutral light on OR lever pulled to start

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Thanks Brian - just to confirm - I havn't got a clutch switch or the diode. So the 2 way connector that goes to the 'starter motor switch' (term used on online wiring diagram – is this the diode?), just leave un-connected?

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