Hello once again. After several weeks of starting and running well, the bike as once again decided not to start - obviously it is toying with me like a cat with a mouse!
Doing a bit of troubleshooting, I came upon a scenario I figured I should ask all you smart folks about. With the large plug removed from the TCI, I did some checking of continuity (I didn't get into any ohms readings, just connection or not. With one side of the meter grounded to the frame, I get a continuity reading to ground at the TCI plug for all the connectors, except the black and white (to the emergeny stop switch) which is open, as it should be. Should all the other connection points to the TCI be showing a path to ground??? When you move the stop switch on the right handle bar to the off position, the continuity at the TCI plugs goes to open on the connection to the TCI.
Being no electrical genius (as you can tell), it was wondering if what I am seeing is normal or do I have a major ground someplace?
As always - any insights greatly appreciated!
Keith
Doing a bit of troubleshooting, I came upon a scenario I figured I should ask all you smart folks about. With the large plug removed from the TCI, I did some checking of continuity (I didn't get into any ohms readings, just connection or not. With one side of the meter grounded to the frame, I get a continuity reading to ground at the TCI plug for all the connectors, except the black and white (to the emergeny stop switch) which is open, as it should be. Should all the other connection points to the TCI be showing a path to ground??? When you move the stop switch on the right handle bar to the off position, the continuity at the TCI plugs goes to open on the connection to the TCI.
Being no electrical genius (as you can tell), it was wondering if what I am seeing is normal or do I have a major ground someplace?
As always - any insights greatly appreciated!
Keith
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