[Jcar]

Hello again well finally got my stator done along with my rear brakes my peddle was sticking so I went and changed them out but al back together now and the peddle is still stuck any ideas? Thanks

 

[mmart]

Perhaps the cable is sticking?? I believe it can be lubed like a throttle cable.

 

[Jcar]

That’s what I was kind of thinking when I actuate the level on the brake it self it pops right back but when I use the pedal it sticks down.

 

[Jcar]

Also having a huge brain fart. Blue and brown wires that hook up by the rear brake pedal I assume to illuminate the lamp when pedal is pressed what does that connect too

 

[mmart]

Is this the connection you’re talking about ?

 

[Spockster]

If it's not the cable, the pedal has a pivot that can rust or gun up.

There's a brake light switch in the pic above, just in front of the brake cable.

 

[Jcar]

Is this the connection you’re talking about ?

Yes the brown and blue where do they lead to since I’ve disconnected them I no longer have turn signals either

 

[Thorn]

The brown is v+ from the battery via the ignition switch, and is shared with horns and some dash lights (which shouldn't be affected by disconnecting that plug). The blue goes straight to the brake light.
The turn signals are basically unrelated.

 

[Jcar]

The brown is v+ from the battery via the ignition switch, and is shared with horns and some dash lights (which shouldn't be affected by disconnecting that plug). The blue goes straight to the brake light.
The turn signals are basically unrelated.

Weird they were working perfectly then then the two wires got disconnected for a stator job now they do not work I’ll have to take a peek when I get home from work

 

[Jcar]

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Is this the connection you’re talking about ?

yes can you send me a picture of where that leads too?

 

[mmart]

I honestly am not sure I never removed it. Haven’t had too. It’s raining here so I could only peek under my cover but it looks like it runs across the front of the motor and there are a few wiring connectors on the front left side of the bike.

 

[Spockster]

Both those wires connect to the rear brake light switch, there's a picture posted previously.

 

[Jason Pittenger]

yes can you send me a picture of where that leads too?

I don't have a picture, but they cross over to the left side of the bike, between the frame and the lower front of the engine (near the starter). The connection point is basically the bottom left corner of the radiator.

 

[mmart]

Thanks for confirming, I wasn’t 100% sure. I said that earlier assuming I’d be corrected if wrong.
But, the lesson learned here should be since we’re in the age of the smart phone, take pics as you break things down

 

[Jcar]

Thanks for confirming, I wasn’t 100% sure. I said that earlier assuming I’d be corrected if wrong.
But, the lesson learned here should be since we’re in the age of the smart phone, take pics as you break things down

I was pretty good with everything tearing it down of course the one thing I didn’t take a picture of is the one thing I can find and now my bike will not start was running yesterday the. Just died and will not start I’m over this bike 😅

 

[mmart]

Follow the frame tube on the front left of the bike, there’s a a black connector pretty much at the bottom. It should be unhooked if that’s what you disconnected.

 

[michiganteddybear]

For the pedal not returning up, the spring on pedal needs to attached. It can be seen in the pic by mmart

 

[Jcar]

For the pedal not returning up, the spring on pedal needs to attached. It can be seen in the pic by mmart

Spring is attached but it is rusty so could that be the fault?

 

[Spockster]

Spring is attached but it is rusty so could that be the fault?

No.

 

[roadpouring]

I was pretty good with everything tearing it down of course the one thing I didn’t take a picture of is the one thing I can find and now my bike will not start was running yesterday the. Just died and will not start I’m over this bike 😅

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