I am asking onn behalf of a good friend, who also has a TTR 250. He can't get the starter to turn over, even though the the battery is charged. This problem just seemed to happen without warning.
Any ideas as to what he might do to solve this problem?
Starter button can give trouble - my bro' has to press his quite a few times to make a connection sometimes
Solenoid
Starter motor bushes
A bad connection in the starter circuit
Although not recommended, a quick check to eliminate a starter motor problem is to take a wire straight from the +ve on the battery to the insulated terminal on the top of thestarter. Bit awkward to get at so be very very careful!
I am sure someone will come along with some safer checks
1. fuse 2. battery 3. starter motor 4. starter relay 5. main switch 6. kill switch 7. transmission neutral switch 8. clutch lever neutral switch 9. starter switch
In that order
Then the rider who posed the starter problem discovered this:-
After doing some testing with a test light I finally found the problem. The contacts in the start switch were a little corroded. Cleaned them up with some sandpaper and it starts fine now. Thanks for the input.
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