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Spring from the left hand switch assembly

Started by arnel, February 06, 2010, 05:12:04 PM

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arnel

Hi, I was in the process of re-routing my choke cable because I added a handlebar riser.  When I disassembled the switch assembly where the choke lever is located, a spring fell out.  I can't figure out where it came from and what it is for.  Does anyone know where this spring belong?  I appreciate anyone's help.  Thanks.

Arnel

kylegod

hmm...im almost positive theres no spring in the choke switch. perhaps from the turn signal since that springs back on its own. thats the only thing i can think of in that area that is spring loaded
'98 GS500E
'94 Honda XR250L

Sebulba

Hi,

I think it's no.7 in the schematic:

http://www.bikebandit.com/1993-suzuki-motorcycle-gs500ep-handle-switch/o/m6053sch250049

I remember about that spring from when I dissasembled my left side switch. I think it presses out on the tab (no. 8 ) holding the cable sleeve in place (probably to make it easier to remove).


jeremy_nash

i think it holds tension on the choke lever to keep it from coming off accidentily
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arnel

Thanks guys.  The drawing really helped out.  Now I know that I am missing item 6, Spacer.  Thanks again. :)

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