Yes yes. My 360 has been sitting for over 10 years. Got it from my grandpa(RIP) told me to never sell it. Well I can finally get it running right and these guys have helped so much.
My neutral light problem turned out to be a break in the red striped green wire that goes up to the birds nest. It occurred about half way up, under the fuel tank. This was the original, virgin wire, not something that had been played with or hacked up. The copper had just corroded and broke, inside the unbroken in insulation. Strange but that's what happened. I used the test light's sharp end to pierce the wire as I moved up toward the birds nest. I found it and spliced in a two inch section of wire. I chose not the completely replace the wire. I thought all I had was a dirty switch😢, but happy now.😅 Wish I had this video when I did the work but glad you keep hitting it out of the park. Keep it up.
Thank you very much for your videos!! Thanks to your videos and Store I spent the winter working on my 73 CB350, It hasn’t been on the road since 2009. I’ve rode it to work everyday and to run errands for over a week. Much funner and better on gas than my truck lol!!!
I have 1980 Hondamatic i had spark before i took off the bike now no spark but i see i missing 2 fuse from the fuse box could that be the problem no spark
88 Honda NT650 with a neutral switch issue. 12v getting to pin wire connector. 12v getting to plug wire connector (other half) that plugs to neutral switch. 12v getting to neutral bulb. Test light connected to pin wire connector (that runs to neutral switch) no joy. I removed my neutral switch and cleaned it, but still not working. Does this read like the actual switch gave up the ghost?
my neutral light comes on when the bike is in neutral, but my starter won't turn over unless i pull in the clutch. not sure what to make of that lol. my bike is a '76 CB360T
I ended up just bypassing the neutral and clutch safety switches by grounding the green and red wire coming out of the starter solenoid. i suppose there's a danger of starting it in gear now but hopefully that doesn't happen. Anyway, it starts without pulling in the clutch now and that's what i was aiming for
Opps! i guess it was just a matter of time: started the bike with it in gear. it lunged forward and fell over on it's side. smashed off a turn signal but that was about it for damage. rewired it back to the way it was before.
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I could not thank you enough for these tutorials, they are a tremendous help in keeping these old gems running healthy.
Yes yes. My 360 has been sitting for over 10 years. Got it from my grandpa(RIP) told me to never sell it. Well I can finally get it running right and these guys have helped so much.
My neutral light problem turned out to be a break in the red striped green wire that goes up to the birds nest. It occurred about half way up, under the fuel tank. This was the original, virgin wire, not something that had been played with or hacked up. The copper had just corroded and broke, inside the unbroken in insulation. Strange but that's what happened. I used the test light's sharp end to pierce the wire as I moved up toward the birds nest. I found it and spliced in a two inch section of wire. I chose not the completely replace the wire. I thought all I had was a dirty switch😢, but happy now.😅 Wish I had this video when I did the work but glad you keep hitting it out of the park. Keep it up.
What a great video. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you.
Thank you very much for your videos!! Thanks to your videos and Store I spent the winter working on my 73 CB350, It hasn’t been on the road since 2009. I’ve rode it to work everyday and to run errands for over a week. Much funner and better on gas than my truck lol!!!
Great diagnosis and info! Can the oil pressure switch and dash light be tested in the same fashion?
Hi Guy, I think I understand your given help 😅 it's very helpful for what am looking for.
Thank you guy for your help , ok . Am mr. Roger. Thanks.
Another great video - thank you!
I have 1980 Hondamatic i had spark before i took off the bike now no spark but i see i missing 2 fuse from the fuse box could that be the problem no spark
Thx men but could u do one on tvs
Will the neutral switch not let the bike start as well with the button.
88 Honda NT650 with a neutral switch issue. 12v getting to pin wire connector. 12v getting to plug wire connector (other half) that plugs to neutral switch. 12v getting to neutral bulb. Test light connected to pin wire connector (that runs to neutral switch) no joy. I removed my neutral switch and cleaned it, but still not working. Does this read like the actual switch gave up the ghost?
Cool video
my neutral light comes on when the bike is in neutral, but my starter won't turn over unless i pull in the clutch. not sure what to make of that lol. my bike is a '76 CB360T
I ended up just bypassing the neutral and clutch safety switches by grounding the green and red wire coming out of the starter solenoid. i suppose there's a danger of starting it in gear now but hopefully that doesn't happen. Anyway, it starts without pulling in the clutch now and that's what i was aiming for
Opps! i guess it was just a matter of time: started the bike with it in gear. it lunged forward and fell over on it's side. smashed off a turn signal but that was about it for damage. rewired it back to the way it was before.
My neutral light won't turn off no matter what gear I'm in. Idk what to do
Try replacing the neutral switch
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My neutral light stays on no matter what gear it’s in
On my 74 CL360
I have the same issue. Can't figure it out. No one seems to know
i just bypass it done !!!!