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Finally got my bike wired and running, one problem...

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by xharleyx, Apr 14, 2010.

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    xharleyx Member

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    I can't cut it off lol. found out the hard way I had no kill switch. when I turn the key off she just keeps on humming and I had to choke it to death. sooooo

    will this kill the motor?

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    never mind. i had the hot for the rectifier coming from the fuse box. that was the problem.

    *smacks self*
     
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    What does the rectifier regulator do?
     
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    Just for reference, where you have the kill switch, wouldn't have killed the bike while running. But it sure would have kept you from starting it :)

    If you had put that switch up top on the R/W wire it would have worked correctly by killing the power to the coils and TCI.
     
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