Have you got a meter?
Originally Posted by Albert
Cool. Get your self one and we can "talk" you thru it. Basically you set it to DC volts (eg 20) and start at the battery and work you way into the bike from there.
The meter should read high 12 volts from the terminals thru to the ignition switch etc. This isn't a fool proof method but generally works well when there is nothing happening. Have you got a circuit diagram or can find one on TL.net?
Originally Posted by Albert
Kill switch?
Speaking from experience.
Righto,phone call has sorted a meter (bloke that could operate it is away on holiday).Will pick it up tommorow,cant do anything at the moment as ive put the battery on charge though as posted i doubt it the battery,hopefully i am wrong.Theres a few things i will try in the morning ie Bogans suggestion then get busy with the meter i guess if the battery is charged and fine.The TLs getting on some so no doubt its simply something simple has given up the ghost.Yep can get a diagram off TLZone.No rush so will post up my progress as i go,if your online can you check in at this thread if you have a minute to spare in case ive missed something.Thanks for your time to reply,as much as this kind of thing is annoying i love mucking around with bikes enough to find this interesting and will be habndy to pick up a few tips re the lecky side.(always avoided it like the plauge).What i am grateful for is that it just didnt die somewhere in the middle of nowhere eh,in the garage is just handy enough.
Be the person your dog thinks you are...
I've got a booking with a chain saw tomorrow, love buring them fossile fuels!. But I will be watching when you come on line.
Originally Posted by Albert
Does the TL have the clutch cutout and side stand switches too?
Edit: do the idiot lights also come on?
Originally Posted by Albert
autoranging pocket DMM: bout 25$ from jaycar.
i carry one with (it's a dick smith one, from back in the day when dick smith wasn't shit), does everything but current measurement. for which i have a handy dandy 200mv current shunt. (and three other multimeters to choose from)
OR
supercheap have 20$ jobbies with 10A range or te ware-whare have a 20A one for about 40$.
OR
jaycar have non contact clamp meters which will do some massive current range, bout 90$ though.
well worth les investment, i reckon.
no lights at all indicates mainest fuse or fusible link (if they have them on your bike?)
i know you checked, check again. check also the fuse box - is it rusty as shit? are the crimp lugs in the back of the harnesses all in good order?
also, an odd problem i had with my truck, but when the coil isn't connected to the dizzy, i get the same symptom (no electrical showing up)
-did you knock something (wire, plug, lead etc) off when doing your oil change?
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