Trouble-shooting no neutral light

check wiring for sure, clean so forth, I jsut installed a new gear indicator on my 600 cuz the light was shady, on and off then off when up to temp.. works perfectly now, BUT is leaking OIL!!!!!!


AAAAAHHHHHHGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and I don't even ride it, it develops issues just sitting there, little attention whooer begging someone to ride it, I think I'll put an o-ring on the sensor put tabs on her and go flog the dog hair off'n it in some canyon..

Thanks. I found the gear position sensor and the connector for it. I tested for continuity at the connector, with the bike in neutral, as per the service manual, and I had no continuity. I pulled the sensor off, cleaned up the connection points with some fine emery, and still no luck. Looks like I'll be buying a gear position sensor. Is it common for this sensor to fail?

The GPS that I need to replace on my 1998 750 has 3 prongs. The GPS on my 96 750 has only 2 prongs. Can someone tell me which model years use the 3 prong GPS that would be compatible with my 1998? I've researched online but can't seem to find a definite answer. And there is no part number on my failed GPS.

As best I can tell, yours uses 37730-33E11. Is this what it looks like?

Yes, that's what it looks like.

Gearbox Paul said:

The GPS that I need to replace on my 1998 750 has 3 prongs. The GPS on my 96 750 has only 2 prongs. Can someone tell me which model years use the 3 prong GPS that would be compatible with my 1998? I've researched online but can't seem to find a definite answer. And there is no part number on my failed GPS.

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I like to use partshark for looking up PN’s, though its already been provided to ya 👍. In those fiche type sites, the gps usually is shown in the gear shifting section.

And yeah fairly common, the gear position sensors fail, they're a contact wear part. They last pretty long, but not forever.

Thank you. I'm ordering one.