This is probably not a kill switch problem. Lights should still work with the kill switch.
I agree with a post or two above . . . check for a master fuse . . . under the left side cover, up high, possibly under the seat there. Rubber thingy with a glass fuse in it. Nortorious for failing.
Also check the integrity of the battery cables . . . the postive cable from the battery to the starter relay, as well as the ground strap.
There should be another positive wire coming off the battery or the main lug on the starter relay (where the battery hooks up) that goes into the wiring harness. That is the main power for everything. Plug is near the battery top, right side of the bike, near the main frame tube. Maybe it is unplugged or bad?
Good luck!
I agree with a post or two above . . . check for a master fuse . . . under the left side cover, up high, possibly under the seat there. Rubber thingy with a glass fuse in it. Nortorious for failing.
Also check the integrity of the battery cables . . . the postive cable from the battery to the starter relay, as well as the ground strap.
There should be another positive wire coming off the battery or the main lug on the starter relay (where the battery hooks up) that goes into the wiring harness. That is the main power for everything. Plug is near the battery top, right side of the bike, near the main frame tube. Maybe it is unplugged or bad?
Good luck!
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