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Mine doesn't act normal, it starts no matter what, then stalls if I release the clutch with the stand down. Gonna take a look at the relay/wiring. Something isn't quite right, though it works, just backwards.
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Still havent figured out the issue. Going to order a new clutch safety switch and see of that resolves the issue. But with 2feet of snow im not much in a hurry.J'ai Aime, J'ai Souffert, Maintenant, Je Hais...
which is translated from french 2 english reads:
I have loved. I have suffered. Right now, I hate.Comment
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Sounds like the clutch switch - had the same thing occur on my 05. Remove the wiring plug from the switch, and jumper across the plug. Bike should now start in neutral with no issue - sidestand up or down. It will not allow the bike to start in gear with the sidestand down - but will with the sidestand up. Make note of that.2006 Katana 750 - Daily therapy
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Get yourself a decent digital multimeter that beeps when you have continuity (closed circuit). You can easily test any switch's function using it & you'll save money by not buying stuff you don't need to replace.
I like this one - via RadioShack - it's small, does just about everything you need for most things & it's cheap. Avoid the HorribleFreight ones...especially the free one...which isn't digital anyway.
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