What are these wires???

[Mittzy]

Cheers Guys... Ive just tucked em back as everything on the bike works as it should so they arnt doing any harm. If they were kicking out 12v they would be great for adding stuff, but its only 3V ... so dunno..

3 volts - that's a bit bizarre.....

 

[barbagris]

3V is odd - trace them back coz there is a a buck converter somewhere wasting milliwatts. A wild guess would be some led lighting strips.
5V would be usual for GPS etc as most have a USB voltage power connection

 

[John Ward]

3V is odd - trace them back coz there is a a buck converter somewhere wasting milliwatts. A wild guess would be some led lighting strips.
5V would be usual for GPS etc as most have a USB voltage power connection

Mystery Solved... after much prodding n poking they actually go to the alarm system. The box is the one behind the battery in pic 1.. what I thought was the stock loom is in fact the alarm loom hence my confusion. The alarm says triumph on the outside , but it is in fact dataool just a bit of cooperate rebranding.

 

[DEcosse]

Have no idea - it's not OEM
It might be from alarm for the connection for the seat interlock switch but that's just a SWAG

Mystery Solved... after much prodding n poking they actually go to the alarm system. .

What do I win?

 

[barbagris]

What do I win?

The right to actually own an R3 rather than just the odd bit of circuitry!.

 

[1K9]

Hi Guys.. well I have been probing the rocket again and have come across 2 sets of wires which are connected to nothing. Does anyone know what they are for? They don't look to have become disconnected or anything and both have v low voltage running to 1 side of them. They also seem standard as the ones behind the battery go into the loom.. the other in the right side cover are tied up. I was wondering if they were something to do with the alarm? [which works as it should even though its a PITA]... Any thoughts?

Those two relays behind the ECU, what are they? I have the same configuration on my 2007 Classic.

 

[DEcosse]

Starter relay and Turn Signal Module

 

[Paul Bryant]

What do I win?

One free trip around the Sun per year