Kill switch wont work

Energy One

Boon

New Member
Kill switch wont work on bars. replaced switch still nothing. Only shuts off with key. HELP???
 

HMAN

I just like my Freedom
Supporting Member
Well a little more info is needed. How bout model and year of bike and an intro wouldn't hurt either. Help us help you. Oh, and welcome to the pound.
 

awg

Guru
Maybe I'm thinking of the "run" button. I thought one of the two you didn't have to press anymore.
 

BadBrad

2005 Pitbull
Kill switch works with WP, but you don't have to press the run button before pushing the start button.

Boon,
Your first post should be in the "introduction" forum. Tell us a little about you, your bike, your family, where you live, ect. You'll find a much more welcoming response to your questions that way. Like mentioned before, give a little more detail on the bike. Do you have the original EHC or something else, like a WirePlus? Year, make and model. And welcome to the pound from south Mississippi.
 

Boon

New Member
2004 big dog chopper,original ehc, 107 ci. You still have to push the run button to start, but the stop button does nothing. Replace switch in bars but does the same thing so must be else ware. Starts fine, just have to kill it with the key.
 

Boon

New Member
2004 big dog chopper,original ehc, 107 ci. You still have to push the run button to start, but the stop button does nothing. Replace switch in bars but does the same thing so must be else ware. Starts fine, just have to kill it with the key.
Use to work and havent changed anything other than a new switch when it quit working
 

Boon

New Member
OK new info. when it is running and I push and hold the stop button the tack lights all light up and start flashing. Is that a trouble code? Please any ideas would be great. Im just a old fart that works on cars but dont have reader to plug into ehc on this ride.
 

Raywood

The Pirate
Staff member
Calendar Participant
Troop Supporter
Trace the wires, maybe it frayed under the tank and grounded out. Happens to a lot of us
 

BadBrad

2005 Pitbull
In most cases, the only time the tach lights flash is when your RPM's get under 900. Can you hear the rpm's drop any when you press the stop switch? One way to test is press and hold the stop switch. Once the lights start flashing, continue to hold the stop switch while you throttle up the rpms. If they stop flashing, then somehow the stop switch is draining enough power to lower your rpms. Just not quite sure how to fix it, but hang in there and someone will come up with something.
 

Denlow

New Member
Did you ever figure out the problem with the stop switch? I have same problem but no drop in rpm's. also changed out switch and still no joy.
 
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