No Electricity

KODIAK
07-10-2007, 12:45 PM
I Have A '95 Zx-9r That Isn't Getting Any Current. When I Turn The Key On No Lights Come On; Nothing; No Juice To The Starter Or Anything Else. The Battery Is Charged; Checked The Fuses, All Good; No Apparent Loose Wires Or Connections That Are Jumping Right Out At Me. Any Suggestions On Other Things To Check?

Tread70
07-10-2007, 01:01 PM
Main fuse on the starter relay? Should be a 30 amp fuse. Tread

KODIAK
07-10-2007, 01:04 PM
I Found The Main 30a Fuse Along With All The Others And It Is Good. I Found Another 30a Fuse To The Left Of The Main Fuse Box With Is Also Good. I'm Assuming That One Is The Starter Relay Fuse?

KODIAK
07-10-2007, 06:54 PM
i didn't notice any obvious corrosion on the fuses, but one of them seemed a bit loose. i read another thread that mentioned using contact cleaner and electrical grease. i'll give that a try tonight and see what happens. any suggestions on how to make the contact tighter on the one fuse that seemed a bit loose?

jrc0210
07-25-2007, 06:50 AM
Check for continuity from the negative side of the battery to a metal part of the engine or frame. If you have a bad ground it will give you the problem you are describing. Just in case you don't know how, take a multimeter and set it to read ohms (the horseshoe setting). Put one lead on the battery and one to the case of the engine. you should get a reading of around 0.01 or some thing close. If you don't get a reading and the display doesn't change than you have a bad ground. If you get a good ground to the case, check to the frame from the battery and make sure that also has a good ground. Let me know how it turned out and what it was that broke. John

KODIAK
07-25-2007, 09:38 AM
Thanks For The Solid Advice John. After A Few Days Of Not Being Able To Fix The Problem Myself, I Broke Down And Handed The Bike Over To The Professionals. They Found Some Wires From The Ignition Switch Had Corroded Quite A Bit. The Bike's Electrical Problem Is Solved But Now It's Waiting On New Throtle Cables. Thanks Again.