we will see how this goes and i think that this approach will work
remove left pannier and we will be messing with the engine management relay should be the center/middle
remove relay then in the connector take a short wire and put two blade terminals amd cross #30 to #87 (if you need more info i can do)
i am going to guess (with yourproblems) that this will be like the bike is ready to start.
if this works then the problem is going to be around the ign bypass then we can work in that direction.
that battery with the post that is up looks shot.
any questions just sing out.
we will see how this goes and i think that this approach will work
remove left pannier and we will be messing with the engine management relay should be the center/middle
remove relay then in the connector take a short wire and put two blade terminals amd cross #30 to #87 (if you need more info i can do)
i am going to guess (with yourproblems) that this will be like the bike is ready to start.
if this works then the problem is going to be around the ign bypass then we can work in that direction.
that battery with the post that is up looks shot.
any questions just sing out.
So I jumpered that middle relay from 30 to 87 and something on top of the motor started clicking, which was pretty cool after all this time. No clock sweep or anything like that, but still more than nothing. This was without the wireless relay being connected. I pulled off the jumper and reconnected the WR. I clicked it on from the fob, reconnected that jumper, and now I get nothing again. The tank is still off the bike, so I'm not sure if the pump being unplugged would have anything to do with it.