Bike is physically in neutral but the bike wont start unless the neutral light is on. Any suggestions on whats wrong or how to fix it?

 

I have the same issue with my honda cbr 600. but i havent been able to find any response so if u get one can u please let me know or if i find anything out ill let u know thanks

 

i have the same issue with my honda cbr 600. the neutral light came on once and thats the only time it wanted to start so if u find out what it is can u please let me know if i find out anything about it ill let u know thanks

 

its ur neutral indicator switch. it just is having good contact in the switch. or u have a bad connection. all the neutral switch does is ground out and complete the circuit allowing all the power the starter solenoid. sound like a lot but it is super simple

 

where the hell is the neutral indicator switch ?

cant you just bypass the clutch and kickstand switch ?

 

yes u can bypass the clutch switch by plugging it of and place a 10 amp fuse in the two thing that comes of the clutch trigger and the stand switch is a connector somewhere down where the stand is suppose to be a green one just unplug it and should be fine and oh u need to connect the wires together on the stand switch to bypass it lol

 

neutral switch is normally a green or black wire that runs to the back bottom of your motor, single wire.. it basically goes to your gears shift drum.. just try to tighten the switch up a little bit, but it can be gear shift dram wear n tear

 

Neutral indicator is usually located under the throttle bodies right on top of the tranny with two wires coming out if It

 

thats speed sensor on a honda.. neutral is only one wire

 

so what would make it where it will only start when the nuetral light is on? The bike will physically be in nuetral but the light is a bitch to get to stay on long enough to start and i used to just start it in gear but since this all started it wont start in gear with the clutch in. so i guess im confused on what it would be. im new to this bike and relatively new to working on them

 

When the neutral light is on its grounded out allowing power to the starter

 

so is there a way to bypass it?

 

i think if you bypass your clutch safety switch you should be good , there are two wires that go to the switch on your clutch lever just connect them

 

Ya omr is right. It just needs a ground through the clutch,neutral, or sometimes the kickstand depending on make of bike