ronkom

When wire is grounded light comes on as it's supposed to, so that part's good. When spring loaded tip of the switch is fully extended (as when it drops into hole on the back of the gear) it grounds internally (checked w/meter). So switch is working . N light worked properly before I changed out shift spring, trying to understand what I did wrong. There is a fairly thick (.038") aluminum seal washer under the head of the N switch. I'll see if I have something thinner. ronkom

Wisdom of the forum needed. So, I installed my spiffy new Chuck/Scud shift spring. Put the cover back on the tranny, buttoned her up & rode the bike in for state inspection. All 6 gears are there, but the N light never went out...never even flickered. OK, have the cover back off, see how the N switch works, on when it drops into the hole on the back of the big shift gear, and off when riding on the back of the gear. Checked the switch, works as it's supposed to. What gives? The parts book shows no spacers on the shafts the shift gears ride on, but there's about .185" under the snap ring holding the shift gears in place, leaving them free to move in & out. Is that normal? Are the shift forks engaging the slots on the backs of the shift gears supposed to take up all that slack? Apparently the gap between the N switch and the gear is enough that the switch doesn't reach it's "off" position even though it's riding on the back of the gear as designed. 42K on the bike could the end of the switch be worn down? Thanks, Ronkom

Scud, forks gone? Does they have pictured style caps? Note broken "adjusting pin" (what I really need-but will consider cap, leg, or both if necessary). Fairing gone? thanks, Ron Komoroski "ronkom (at)vaguzzi(dot)com"