23-07-17, 10:54 PM
Hi,
I think the first place I would start looking is under the left hand front fairing infill panel if you have no power to the lights indicators etc.
Under the left hand side (Clutch lever side) infill panel is a large (white in colour) multiple electrical connector, it is a known issue with the FZS 600 water gets into this connector and the terminals in there corrode and cause all sorts of intermittent headlight side light speedo and rev counter issues.
It is two screws to remove this infill panel, after removing switch ignition on and lights and pull and push this connector about if the instruments, lights, indicators and ignition lights come on and go off as your are wiggling the connector you have found your problem.
That would be my starting point trying to solve the problem, especially as that is the area that you have most recently worked on.
It is also a possibility that dropping the starter relay onto the battery causing sparks has /maybe screwed it, but try the connector block mentioned above before you spend any money
Let us know how you get on.
tommy
I think the first place I would start looking is under the left hand front fairing infill panel if you have no power to the lights indicators etc.
Under the left hand side (Clutch lever side) infill panel is a large (white in colour) multiple electrical connector, it is a known issue with the FZS 600 water gets into this connector and the terminals in there corrode and cause all sorts of intermittent headlight side light speedo and rev counter issues.
It is two screws to remove this infill panel, after removing switch ignition on and lights and pull and push this connector about if the instruments, lights, indicators and ignition lights come on and go off as your are wiggling the connector you have found your problem.
That would be my starting point trying to solve the problem, especially as that is the area that you have most recently worked on.
It is also a possibility that dropping the starter relay onto the battery causing sparks has /maybe screwed it, but try the connector block mentioned above before you spend any money
Let us know how you get on.
tommy