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4 posts Started 11 Jul 2019 Last recovered post 12 Jul 2019 Wayback Machine snapshot 23 Sep 2020

#1

So this connector fell out from under my dash today [emoji849]

Black wires on both sides it looks like..wires are connected and taped/heatshrunk

Clutch switch?

EDIT. It's the clutch switch. I disconnected the switch at the handle and she still started [emoji106]

So now the question is Does the fuel map change when the switch is bypassed like this?

On some Suzukis it changed the fuel map.

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#2

As far as I know the switch is normally open, and is only used for in gear, clutch in, start logic.

#3
12 hours ago, jstehman

EDIT. It's the clutch switch. I disconnected the switch at the handle and she still started [image: emoji106.png]

So now the question is Does the fuel map change when the switch is bypassed like this?

Reckon you should repair the clutch switch wiring and not bypass it, you're creating a potentially dangerous situation.

#4

Yes, I probably should check into repairing the bypass.

I still make it a habit of clutch in, neutral starts.. was just shocked to see that the previous owner didn't even try to clean out or adjust the switch at the perch before butchering up the wiring.

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