dead battery
pushing the button changes the circuit from a series circuit to a parallel circuit.
A jackshaft is an assembly that connects the starter shaft/spline to the starting gear. When the starter button is pushed a pinion gear (part of the jackshaft assy.) engages the starter gear spinning the starter gear.
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the - key on the numpad
Most likely. Same thing happend to my ZX7R, if I have the starter button pushed in and hit the relay with the back of a screw driver I can get the bike to start.
Remove the skid plate off the bottom of machine . Take a standard test light , hook the clip to a good ground and touch the probe to the post on the starter . Push the start button and the light should light . If the light works and lights but the starter doesnt work take a small hammer and tap the starter while holding the start button . If the starter workes then the brushes are shot on the starter and need replaced .If the light does not light on tester go to the battery and follow the leads to the starter solonoid . One side of the solonoid should light up without pushing start button , the other side will light up when the button is pushed.
Don't push that button.
A rather large button that, when pushed gives the pusher Kinzcash.
The button should be pushed in , if the button has popped up/out the switch has been tripped and there would be no power going to the electric fuel pump
To expain the starter system, when pushing the button this sends power to a relay. The button is a micro switch and it would burn up if it had to pass a lot of power. The button sends power to the relay which is a heavy duty switch which now sends power to the starter solenoid. The starter solenoid has two functions, when it receives power from the relay it energizes a electro magnet which pulls in a solid metal plunger. The pluger is attached to the starter drive which ingages the ring gear on the clutch hub. When the metal plunger which's the end of the solenoid it complete a Heavy-duty electrical connection between the battery and the starter motor, which turns the starter drive, which turns the clutch hub, which turns the motor over. Start at the battery and check for 12.5 volts, make sure all connections are cleaned and tight. Do the same at the solenoid and motor. At the relay find the wire that come from the button switch and see if power is there when the button is pushed. No power, then go to the button and check it. If there is power then follow it down steam to the starter. A 12 V trouble light or volt meter is all it should take. Denny, sounds like your starter Bendix is bad.
yes. there is a button that is pushed when you close it. and when you open it the button is released.
The red button turns on the fuel pump when it is pushed on a Ford Escort.