The kill switch on Incubus, my every day ride, is held together with Gorilla glue and hope. It is still connected, but I dare not use it. The plastic base plate is really molded glue with connections sticking through it. The kill switch on Succubus, my wanna be daily ride, was working OK, until today. As the bike was idling it suddenly quit. It would not respond to the starter button. When I jumped the solenoid it would start, but would run only as long as the jumpers over the solenoid were connected. As soon as they were disconnected it quit.
I pulled the kill switch and took it apart. It looked fine. I put it back in. No start. I disconnected the r/w wires from the kill switch and connected them both on the same post taking the kill switch out of the equation. Vroom, like there was never a problem. I installed another kill switch I had. Nothing. Jumped it, vroom.
I like having a kill switch, but these old plastic switches are getting to be too troublesome. Is there a more kill switch that will fit in the stock controller? Did any later model bikes use a kill switch that looks like our at all?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Patrick
I pulled the kill switch and took it apart. It looked fine. I put it back in. No start. I disconnected the r/w wires from the kill switch and connected them both on the same post taking the kill switch out of the equation. Vroom, like there was never a problem. I installed another kill switch I had. Nothing. Jumped it, vroom.
I like having a kill switch, but these old plastic switches are getting to be too troublesome. Is there a more kill switch that will fit in the stock controller? Did any later model bikes use a kill switch that looks like our at all?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Patrick
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