sounds like starter solinoid fkd?....you will find one on ebay??....cheap!!!!!!!!
yes mate?...worth trying that first, could be cheap fix? ....also make sure your battery connections are tight?
dont listen to the blade mate??....he rides a honda?
Garage thought it may be starter motor when I popped in with it today, they checked the battery and told me about the "rocking in gear" tip, will try the relay as only a tenner and then starter motor if relay doesn't fix it, they seem quite cheap on the 'bay as well Thanks for your advice (I like Honda's as well )Jonesthesteam
fks sake dont lett the blade hear that mate???? ......cant get a helmet to fitt him now?????????????
Quote from: CRH on 31 May 2012, 09:52:05 pmdont listen to the blade mate??....he rides a honda? crh mate..............ive got a honda aswell .......theres a few of us about love to see a picture of your norton.......
Got the bike back from local garage today after servicing it. On the forums advice I supplied them a S/H solenoid (eBay £3) and S/H starter motor (eBay £16) and the winning answer was..................................Starter Motor!Posting just in case anyone has similar issues in the future - Many thanks to all those who gave advice, much appreciated, I am sure the solenoid will come in handy some time in the future. Jonesthesteam
ive changed my mind now.....i think its the starter motor
Quote from: red98 on 08 June 2012, 07:28:54 pmive changed my mind now.....i think its the starter motor tut tut......theres always one ......good evening by the way !!
Quote from: ade the blade on 08 June 2012, 08:03:53 pmQuote from: red98 on 08 June 2012, 07:28:54 pmive changed my mind now.....i think its the starter motor tut tut......theres always one ......good evening by the way !! and a good evening to you mr a.t.blade.......do you now have a nice clean workshop
You may Want to Consider the Brushes in your starter motor being worn. Im assuming the starter motor is an original fitted by yamaha. The repair is easy to do if your up for it. you could just get another motor from a breakers or Ebay. A call to your nearest trusted dealer for prices of the brushes should be a consideration in case getting a second hand motor is cheaper than the brushes. just changing the starter motor is three bolts, two hold the motor in place the third is the high ampage wire from the starter solenoid. Tap out the starter motor with a piece of 2x1 and a mallet. If you're an experienced diy mechanic changing will take about 20 mins. If not take lots and lots or pictures as you take it apart.and take your time. Hope this helps.