R65 ignition switch
Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 5:07 am
The R65 is nearly ready for the MOT but I've come across a problem.
When i turn the ignition key to the first position the instrument and back light comes on but when i turn the key to the second position the back light and instrument lights go out.In the first position the bike will not start (sounds about right) and in the second position the bike starts (again sounds about right).
I removed the ignition barrel and the wires appear to be going to the correct spades,There are only two positions that the key turns to after insertion,should there be more positions than two,I looked at MOTOBINS' site and had a look at the plastic collar that gets put on after the pad is installed and it looks as if there are more than two positions the key turns to.
I bought the ignition barrel from e-bay a couple of years ago so i don't know if the barrel is actually from an R65 (even thought the seller stated that it did),it does have five spades at the back.
Any thoughts regarding this,I'm still on the steep learning curve regarding boxers.
Thanks again.
When i turn the ignition key to the first position the instrument and back light comes on but when i turn the key to the second position the back light and instrument lights go out.In the first position the bike will not start (sounds about right) and in the second position the bike starts (again sounds about right).
I removed the ignition barrel and the wires appear to be going to the correct spades,There are only two positions that the key turns to after insertion,should there be more positions than two,I looked at MOTOBINS' site and had a look at the plastic collar that gets put on after the pad is installed and it looks as if there are more than two positions the key turns to.
I bought the ignition barrel from e-bay a couple of years ago so i don't know if the barrel is actually from an R65 (even thought the seller stated that it did),it does have five spades at the back.
Any thoughts regarding this,I'm still on the steep learning curve regarding boxers.
Thanks again.