Description
New Starter Relay Magnet Switch for Suzuki VS800GLV vs. 800 GLV Intruder 1992-1997
FEATURES:
Aftermarket starter relay solenoid.
In most cases, this is a direct bolt.
However, you will need to change the mounting position and wiring connections in order for them to work on your motorcycle.
Rubber protective cover against leakage damage.
Stable properties, high reliability.
High quality and very durable.
Mounting bracket not included, installation instructions not included.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Condition: Aftermarket 100% brand new
Color: Same as image show
Material: Plastic & metal
Equipment:
For Bajaj
For GN125
For the Suzuki Boulevard S50
For Suzuki VX800 1990 - 1994
For Suzuki GSX550
DELIVERY CONTENTS:
1x Starter relay magnet
Installation instructions not included
Test procedure:
Make sure the motorcycle is in neutral!!! Also check the ignition!
Before you pull an old magnet off a motorcycle, you can test it.
If you apply 12 volts to the two wires in the plastic connector, the magnet is the polarity sensor.
Applying 12 volts with the wrong polarity won't damage the magnet, it just won't work.
If the 12 volts are correctly applied to the two small wires:
If the starter motor, the magneto, the battery and the starter itself are all good.
If the magnet makes an audible click sound, but your starter does not run, the magnet is good.
FEATURES:
Aftermarket starter relay solenoid.
In most cases, this is a direct bolt.
However, you will need to change the mounting position and wiring connections in order for them to work on your motorcycle.
Rubber protective cover against leakage damage.
Stable properties, high reliability.
High quality and very durable.
Mounting bracket not included, installation instructions not included.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Condition: Aftermarket 100% brand new
Color: Same as image show
Material: Plastic & metal
Equipment:
For Bajaj
For GN125
For the Suzuki Boulevard S50
For Suzuki VX800 1990 - 1994
For Suzuki GSX550
DELIVERY CONTENTS:
1x Starter relay magnet
Installation instructions not included
Test procedure:
Make sure the motorcycle is in neutral!!! Also check the ignition!
Before you pull an old magnet off a motorcycle, you can test it.
If you apply 12 volts to the two wires in the plastic connector, the magnet is the polarity sensor.
Applying 12 volts with the wrong polarity won't damage the magnet, it just won't work.
If the 12 volts are correctly applied to the two small wires:
If the starter motor, the magneto, the battery and the starter itself are all good.
If the magnet makes an audible click sound, but your starter does not run, the magnet is good.