2002 Starter module

[rhinoevans]

Purchased a service manual off of Ebay for my bike (2002 Pitbull). In the electrical section it shows a starter module like pic below for my bike. I ddo not have this module. A late upgrade? Do I need this?

 

[Hemi-time]

I have an 02 pitbull as well and mine does have this module. It sits on top of the battery. Thats about all of the info I can give you about it though.

 

[gilbert81]

dont know if you need one but if u happen to need it i got a brand new one that i can let you have.Sold my bike so i have no use for it

 

[01Mastiff]

If your bike is starting fine, you don't need it. If I'm not mistaken (which more than often I am) the purpose of the unit was to re-direct "juice" from lights and other functions to starter during starting.

 

[rhinoevans]

dont know if you need one but if u happen to need it i got a brand new one that i can let you have.Sold my bike so i have no use for it

Have is good, I feel like I should pay for it? How much?

 

[dogvet]

It replaces the tiny starter relay in the EHC Works great, provides full battery power to the starter and eliminates some problematic connectors. A must have in my opinion. It also works great for compression releases. Inductive loads have historically been a problem in the electrical system and this takes care of that issue.

 

[TEXASDOG]

I put one on my 02 mastiff and it only lasted 2 months before it went out. I went back to relay and haven't had any problems.

 

[Coolbreeze]

Its not needed. Keep your batt. at full charge and bump the motor past the comp. stroke before laying into the starter button.

 

[brent1024]

Can anyone tell me how to wire one of these up? I figured out red was pos and black was ground, but where do the other ones plug in.... one into the starter and the other ..........???

 

[erikgboyd]

I also have something like this on my 2003 Chopper but it is cracked so I am bidding on one one ebay but I am no knuckle dragger the other wire goes to the EHC...somehow.

 

[brent1024]

Thats what I thought, but do you take the relay out and plug it in or just plug it in?