2000 Yamaha V Star 1100, was the issue really the solenoid ?
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- I show the replacement of the solenoid on the 2000 Yamaha V Star 1100. Then find out what the real issue is .....
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I got a bike that literally just clicks when I hit the start button. Ignition works, new battery, but it just clicks when I go to start. I'm assuming it's the Starter motor? I just recently had the Starter clutch replaced when I would go to start it and it would just spin.
Did you figure it out?
Great video, actually had me in suspense for a little while to see what the actual fault was.
You and me both! LOL
By the way, out of curiosity... was it literally the last 3-4 starts that the Starter Circuit Cut-Off Relay had left in it? Or was that just pure coincidence/luck?
@@k_xx Yep, that's exactly what happened.
I found this relay part # 3EN-81950-00 at Partzilla for $46 brand new. Solved my issue as well, but I had several electrical gremlins due to previous owner hacking into the harness in multiple locations. Great video.
I see you have the right control off the bikes, run/off switch has alot to do with both fuel pump and starter button working
Did the starter circuit cutoff relay fix the problem?
I just bought a 2002 1100 that turns over but won't start. It will run if push started. I'm going through all the wiring and noticed on the starter relay like your replacing that the 4 pin connector you snapped back together mine only has 3 of the 4 female ends of connector is being used . There's a red wire , a blue wire and a red wire sharing with a red/white. The fourth female slot has no wire going into it. Is that typical? I can't find a loose wire anywhere. There's not even the copper/brass piece in that 4th hole that would indicate a broken off wire...Help
The 3 wires you tested on the starter solenoid where do they get power? I have a 99 vstar with a total loss of power past the solenoid. I have no power to those 3 wires. I replaced it and no change.
Just got a 2012 V- Star won't crank the green neutral light on the dash indicator won't even come on it will turn over if you jump the solenoid but won't start not getting any fire out the spark plugs why ?
I've got a yamaha midnight star with issues in the relay cut off it's burning and i reemplace the part and instill not work the starter motor and relay not click yet the manual sai process to probe this component and totally is good which is the problem here ? Sorry for my poor level of English im from Mexico
Well done, brother just watched your video also subscribed. Hope I can fix my bike with this info
My '07 is not starting either. Hit the starter switch and no click or anything. I bypassed straight to the starter and it tried to turn over. I am thinking either the switch or the solenoid.
Yea, that's what was happening with this bike. Check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/oqxO9q6drZE/v-deo.html
Clean the kill switch like I did and see if that fixes it. Disassemble it sand paper the contacts and reassemble.
@@rabidsquirrelgarage745 so far no luck. The kill switch and ignition switch look good and continuity is good. Kick stand switch is good, so I guess I will check the neutral switch next.
you installed the wires on the wrong side of the terminal
Dont suppose you put the two wires that came off the solenoid on the wrong sides did you. Like positive red wire and negative black wire next to the fuses. I dont know if that's a thing on that though as I have no clue about this stuff. As I noticed you out them on in a different position as the old ones came off
Nah, the positive has a lead going to the fuse. It's easy to tell which is which.
That is right , I notice the same when he removed the wire after that he installed in wrong direction.
I just ordered one for my bike off Amazon and they have the positive and negative switched around opposite from the one that was on the bike. Cheap parts go figure 🙄
I have the same type of problem with my 07, it's wasn't the switch but can only hear a click from under the seat when I press the start button, all the electrics comes on but it just won't start, what you reckon could be the cause of that?
I bought a new battery (acid)
Checked the 30 fuses under the seat
Tried to jump it with my car
Didn't push it yet
If you hear a click but the starter doesn't turn over, I look at the starter itself. Could be bad.
Did you check the ignition fuse on the left side ? It’s a 10 amp
Apply 12v directly to the stud on the starter. If it doesn't turn over, then most likley your starter is at fault...
Did you find a solution? I have an 02 I can put 12v to the starter directly and itll crank, and I can push star the bike. It has a new battery and good voltage but no power to the starter
@@andrewarmanious2078 it was the starter relay in the end, keep it simple buff off any corrosion on electrical contacts, check wired for stiffness because my Harley had a bad set of grounds battery cable it would turn on but wouldn't crack over no matter what I did, got me baffled for days until I found out why,
Hey I really think you should have a camera man. So we all can see what you are doing. We have no idea what you are doing. Also so would help to see what setting are on the multimeter. Please and thank you 👍
I wish I had a camera man. Small budget and nobody around to help with the videos. I do it all myself.
I've got a 2000 Yamaha Vstar 650 classic that won't start. Bought a new battery. No go. Think I have the same problem?
Did you ever figure it out? Got an 01 650 classic that stopped starting yesterday, looking for answers anywhere I can find
@@brittneymitchell531 I haven't found an answer yet. I'm still looking.
@@woodglove mine ended up being the solenoid so I fixed that and then my fuel pump went out so I replaced the pump and relay and upgraded to a pod kit for the intake. Highly recommend there’s a Yamaha Facebook group and a guy named Craig sells them. Gotta get her tuned when the pod kit comes in but she starts now. Good luck on yours brother
It's looks like the fuel relay did the trick, was not the solenoid
Когда мы будем кататься?
Soon !!