Mystery Connectors? Any Ideas?
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Mystery Connectors? Any Ideas?
29 Apr 2006 10:16
Hi folks. I can only glean so much from my electric diagrams and I suspect I'm missing the piece these wires plug into. Does anybody recognize this boot and wires? Brown and Blue, Individual connectors on each. (They're not the head lamp wires). With this rubber boot around them. I also have some type of electrical gizmo (cylinder in shape) with odd connectors in the other picture. I have no idea what it is and I have no plugs on the bike that match these connectors. Anyone like to venture a guess or know what these are? Thanks for any help.
1976 KZ900LTD Fully Restored
2000 Vulcan FI Classic
1998 Ducati ST2, Gone
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Re: Mystery Connectors? Any Ideas?
29 Apr 2006 10:19
1976 KZ900LTD Fully Restored
2000 Vulcan FI Classic
1998 Ducati ST2, Gone
2000 Vulcan FI Classic
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Re: Mystery Connectors? Any Ideas?
29 Apr 2006 10:22
1976 KZ900LTD Fully Restored
2000 Vulcan FI Classic
1998 Ducati ST2, Gone
2000 Vulcan FI Classic
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Re: Mystery Connectors? Any Ideas?
29 Apr 2006 10:22
Brown and Blue go to your front brake light switch I believe, that's usually located on the brake line splitter.
After looking at the pic again, I think I'm wrong. Maybe just for a turn signal beeper or some other thing that did not come on US models.
Post edited by: rstnick, at: 2006/04/29 13:24
After looking at the pic again, I think I'm wrong. Maybe just for a turn signal beeper or some other thing that did not come on US models.
Post edited by: rstnick, at: 2006/04/29 13:24
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2011 Ninja 250R - Wife's
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Re: Mystery Connectors? Any Ideas?
29 Apr 2006 10:29
Thanks rstnick. The elecrical diagram says they go to a brake light switch. Problem is I'm not sure what the brake light switch is supposed to look like And what part a rubber boot has in this. I found the brake light switch. Thanks again!
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1998 Ducati ST2, Gone
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Re: Mystery Connectors? Any Ideas?
29 Apr 2006 16:40
yep thats for brakelight switch.brake light switch screws into splittervalve on lower triple tree.
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29 Apr 2006 19:08Post edited by: mykznme, at: 2006/04/29 22:09
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