After battling with my wiring harness for almost 2 hours, I finally decoded the mess. Now, my bike has fully functioning signals, headlight, brake/taillight, gauge lights and warning lights.
My color wire diagram isn't completely correct but using that and the b/w diagram from the manual, I finally figured it out.
When I initially started checking into the harness, I found bare and broken wires, connections to nothing, wires spliced and very lazy tape jobs. I finally had to unwrap the whole harness and separate all the runs. Now, I need to find some dry vinyl tape and re-wrap the harness. I borrowed a label maker and every connection is going to get a letter code so this mess never happens again.
One step closer.
3 comments:
Yeoman effort on the harness. I swapped a motor in my FZ600 once that was a sheer bitch to re-wire.
It wasn't fun but I didn't want to drop $75 on one that might not work. I should be able to finish it this weekend, I'll get some pics of the mess.
Cleaning up a wiring harness is a splendid bit of careful work - to make the machine work at its own best and keep the electrons flowing.
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