Hello
Last time i was out riding the oil and fuel warning lights went on, so i stopped only to hear that the starter motor was running.
It only stopped running after i turned of the key, after disconnecting the blue/wight cable to the starter relay i could turn the key on again.
So i push-started the bike and rode home.
At home i started testing things and found out that the starter motor and it's relay was fine, all other things seams OK but not a relay placed under the chocke/reserv switch panel in the fairing.
The relay has contacts grouped 4+1+4 and are little smaller than a pack of cigarettes.
Im not sure what this relay is, there's another relay for the sidestand and off/run switch (a blue normal sized relay).
Does anyone know more about this relay what it does, can this be the faulty "thing"???
FJ1200 -86
Sounds more like the starter switch button has stuck ON. Try pulling the button out and/or spraying contact cleaner into it. You can also disassemble it to clean it properly.
Arnie
Thank you for the quick answer.
I have cleaned the starter button, so im fairly sure that that's not the problem.
It was just after a rain i was riding, and the starter just jumped in wile riding.
If i bridge the 2 blue/white cables going in to the relay the starter button works just fine, even with no key inserted.
Ok, so i found out more about this relay it's Nippon Denso 41R-71 FX257N it's a "do it all relay" used for "Flasher Relay" and "starting circuit cut-of relay".
Does anyone know what differs from 47G-41 FX257N2?
Or best of all if someone has a diagram over the relays or know where to get one?