gsxr 600 wont start after getting new harness

Mulvaney · 6/11/13, 6:08 PM

does anyone know what all has to be hooked up to make this work on a mini

DAD · 6/12/13, 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Mulvaney

does anyone know what all has to be hooked up to make this work on a mini

resistor?

Mulvaney · 6/13/13, 12:09 AM

i have the whole harness ecm and rectifier i think all the little relays. it will crank but no fire. thought it might be the ecm but i hate to buy one not checking every other possibility first. someone said something aBOUT a tip sensor but idk

Bill84 · 6/21/13, 6:02 PM

You've got two options with the tip over sensor, you can't just remove it. The motor will not start without a signal from this sensor. There's a way to silicone a couple of resisters in the plug, which does the trick, or you can open up the sensor itself and silicone the switch full. Make sure the sensor is centered when you glue it all together. Here are web sites addressing both options:

http://www.gsxr.com/showthread.php?t=37762

http://mototuneusa.com/gsxr_tip_over_switch.htm

Bill

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6/11/13, 6:08 PM	#1 gsxr 600 wont start after getting new harness
Mulvaney Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 168	does anyone know what all has to be hooked up to make this work on a mini

6/13/13, 12:09 AM	#3 Re: gsxr 600 wont start after getting new harness
Mulvaney Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 168	i have the whole harness ecm and rectifier i think all the little relays. it will crank but no fire. thought it might be the ecm but i hate to buy one not checking every other possibility first. someone said something aBOUT a tip sensor but idk

6/21/13, 6:02 PM	#4
Bill84 Member Race Count This Year: 17 Race Count Last Year: 13 Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 172	You've got two options with the tip over sensor, you can't just remove it. The motor will not start without a signal from this sensor. There's a way to silicone a couple of resisters in the plug, which does the trick, or you can open up the sensor itself and silicone the switch full. Make sure the sensor is centered when you glue it all together. Here are web sites addressing both options: http://www.gsxr.com/showthread.php?t=37762 http://mototuneusa.com/gsxr_tip_over_switch.htm Bill Posted via Mobile Device Posted via Mobile Device