Electrickery question.
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Electrickery question.
Last year I fitted a new starter relay but it was just a £12 job off Ebay.Yesterday I went to take the bike out for the first time since February and I was only getting a click from the relay when I pressed the starter button.The battery was flat so I thought that was the problem.Fully charged tonight and still just getting a click from the relay.I started the bike by bridging the relay terminals with a screwdriver so does that mean it's definitely the relay that's the problem before I buy a genuine Triumph one for £40?
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Re: Electrickery question.
It's easy enough to change,I just thought it was maybe a false economy buying a cheap one if my last one only managed 1 year.The original one was 12 years old.
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Re: Electrickery question.
I just ordered a 2nd hand Triumph one off a low mileage bike for £14.Hopefully that'll do the job.Thanks.
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Re: Electrickery question.
i am a qualified electrical/electronics engineer and would always fit good quality relays, you get a lot of chap junk from China.