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Anonymous
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wellll its a new day. got my bike to start and run. problem is ignition stays on even if i shut off switch. will stop using kill switch but ignition still stays "hot". any suggestions? :x
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Anonymous
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Perhaps the internals of your ignition switch are falling apart. 2 out of the 3 bikes I've owned (Honda & Kawasaki) both had problems with this. My Suzuki remains trouble free. 
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Anonymous
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brand new emgo switch. still hot. what could be routing power to ignition?
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SqDancerLynn1
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check the switch wiring you may have wired it on all the time when you replaced the switch
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Anonymous
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Are you sure that EMGO is a direct replacement. I'm assuming that it plugged right into your bike like it belonged. Somewhere I heard that alot of those aftermarket switches are pretty much the same inside, you may have got something thats plugged right in, but was made for a different bike. Personally, I would have refurbished the original switch.
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Going Going Going
Going Going Going
Sounds like your gonna have to pony up for a genuine Suzuki service manual to chase down your electrical gremlins!
And yes the only time my old 1000 stranded me was an acrid burning from a well roasted ignition switch.
Rick..........
Going Going Going
Sounds like your gonna have to pony up for a genuine Suzuki service manual to chase down your electrical gremlins!
And yes the only time my old 1000 stranded me was an acrid burning from a well roasted ignition switch.
Rick..........
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Anonymous
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electrical nightmare 2
yup; bad repl switch. second switch (from junkyard) worked out thanks everybody for replies
yup; bad repl switch. second switch (from junkyard) worked out thanks everybody for replies
