An to the guy a few messages back its not i cant be arsed i didn't know how and this site is suppose to be for bikers and Suzuki owners that help another bike rider not take the piss out of for not knowing how to read a multi metre because umm well ur reply didn't help at all tbh ... Anyway...
Hey that's me rite! Sorry, I fidgured a wiring diagram and a service manual would help ya. Thing doesn't spark still though eh? Did you test/inspect the stuff you removed and the stuff you installed before putting it on? Including its wires/ connectors? With the multimeter? Hmmm....If not, take it all off and test it! :suicide
I mean if you truly don't have spark.
And you know 110% every aspect of your electronics system is good to go. Then there is only one other thing that could cause that.....
... Anyway... I think ~ 3 of my mates cant work it out and 2 mechanics i have had here looking as well both work on bikes and are stuck as well ...
:suicide .... How many....... does it take to ..... a srad..... :scratch
i have 3 other bikes and a quad so i know what im doing but it wont spark so that's where ive got to and what's changed so kind of need help off some one like the guy above thanks for the tip on the ignition switch ....
Holy hell! He knows what hes doing! .....Phew. Glad you got your issue sorted out then!
Good luck to ya. Try replacing the carbs and motor next. You've replaced everything else with "good" ones already rite? At this point might as well toss a new motor into it also.
Here is your biggest problem buddy. I'll help you out... When you throw a new part or replacement part at the problem... You should know its bad or causing the issue first. You must pin point the problem, then address it. Systematically hunt it along a guided path. I gave you a link to a color coded road map. And a crappy video link on how to test wires. That should be all you need.
Unless of course if its being caused by the only non electrical aspect of that system, well I guess one could call it electrical too... shrug....Either way, imho, it should be the last thing you check after knowing without a doubt everything on the outside is good as it is extremely unlikely to be causing your issue. I am pretty sure if you follow the troubleshooting steps in the service manual and don't skip over anything you would have found your issue by now.
Best of luck to you and your 5 wize men(3buddies 2mechanics). That would make 6 wize men then wouldn't it? :shifty
Im starting to think its sparking and doesnt have fuel.
Hang on now.... That would mean himself and 5 other wize men that "know what their doing"... would all be wrong with diagnosis of "no spark" ... That just cant be! They are the experts!