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LAfins 08-17-2013 12:15 AM

2007 Suzuki 4 stroke electrical probs
 
Having probs with my motor getting power. I think its between the key switch and the starter/solenoind or maybe relay. I can here the fuel priming up when i turn the key on but when i turn the key farther to start it nothing happens. Checked all the fuses. Motor is a 2007 225 Suzuki 4 stroke. Any info appriciated. Thanks in advance.

bgizzle 08-17-2013 04:04 AM

I have a 2 stroke model and I had a similar issue. It ended up being a diode on the main ground pad. It's a jumper off the main ground pad to a diode then to something else. I don't have pics of it anymore but does your warning buzzer still sound when you turn the key over?

meaux fishing 08-17-2013 06:33 AM

I know you probably checked already but one time my killswitch was just barely pulled off. Took me a minute to figure it out cause it was still connected

LAfins 08-17-2013 10:33 AM

yes the buzzer still sounds when i turn the key and yea i checked the killswitch. Its pretty much doing what it would do if i tried to start it while the throttle was in forward

Montauk17 08-17-2013 10:44 AM

It could be several things I would have a mechanic look at it before you start throwing parts at it.

LAfins 08-17-2013 11:08 AM

just looking thru it a little. Don't want to have it a shop for two months for them to tell me it was something simple.

Montauk17 08-17-2013 11:15 AM

Did you check all the fuses under the cowl? Wish I was more help don't know much about suzuki's. I know yamaha's four stroke can give trouble with the neutral safety switch.

CajunChristian 08-17-2013 03:18 PM

Have you recently connected or disconnected a battery?
Mercury 4 strokes have a small part called a "suppression diode". It is a Y looking piece of wire that connects in line between the ignition switch and the solenoid. If you have a power spike, the diode blows and will not complete the circuit. The motor will do everything you say, turn the key on, everything works except the starter. If you connect the battery backwards, it will blow the diode. You might wanna take a voltmeter and start at the ignition switch and trace the wire to the solenoid and start looking for the problem.
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LAfins 08-18-2013 12:50 PM

yea i did disconnet the battery and hasn't started since. I see this part on the wiring diagram but not sure what it looks like or where exactly it is. Have any pics?

GT11 08-19-2013 09:56 AM

I had the same problem. Look at my post on the Suzuki forum. Hopefully this is your problem and the fix is easy. I did a summary at the end of the post, page two and three, I think.

http://www.suzukioutboardforum.com/s...hite-wire.html


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