Can anyone ID this connector?

1978 KZ650SR.

I knew I should have taken more photos when I took it apart.





 

Toaster?

Clean it up some before anything. I do not know what it is but in looking at the stock wiring diagram there are a couple of connections that have 2 connections. From the location of it in the pic I would guess it is part of the fuel level sensor, but it is just a guess.

TexasKZ wrote:

Toaster?

I agree with Tex you can see the tape just past the plug . That’s a Bob cobb repair.

The colour of the wires would be helpful

Hi Wook

I hope you are well. Thanks as always.

 
 

<<<That’s a Bob cobb repair>>

Well, this is a 46 year old motorcycle that I'm working on. Things happen over 46 years I'm told.

Bike came out of very rural Iowa so who knows?

AFAIK non of the KZ650 ever had a fuel level sender unit.
It looks like more like the disintegrated leftover of a 3 spade connector plug for the turn signal alarm beeper, just my guess.

 
 

The 78 SR is a D1 or D1a and they did have the mentioned device.Here are wiring diagram for both

This topic has made me do some more looking at this and to the best of my knowledge it appears that all of the (K)Z650 SR (D models) and all of the CSR (H models) and well as the one and only LTD (E model) all have this sensor device that lights a light in the tach when the fuel level is low. This appears to be true of all the models intended for US and the rest of the world.

gd4now wrote:

This topic has made me do some more looking at this and to the best of my knowledge it appears that all of the (K)Z650 SR (D models) and all of the CSR (H models) and well as the one and only LTD (E model) all have this sensor device that lights a light in the tach when the fuel level is low. This appears to be true of all the models intended for US and the rest of the world.

I'm with you on this one