Wireless remote ignition

[JoseyR3Wales]

I worked an hour on detailed wireless instructions with pics only to have the IP dump me and all of my hard work. Must do over again unless you want the honors NM.

Like this is what the plug on the engine side of the wiring harness going to the switch looks like after you trace it back around the left side to under the front of the tank ( for a start).

 

[NM ROCKET]

It will be a few weeks before I do mine as I am waiting on a response from RocketBob on the custom intake I was going to purchase. I don't want the bike down for too long and I want to remove the stock intake while I'm in there.

 

[JoseyR3Wales]

And here are the wire colors.

 

[JoseyR3Wales]

And so on and so on.





I know, I know, I'll do it all again with ALL of the pictures and descriptions. Hang in there.

 

[NM ROCKET]

Glen, PM sent.....

 

[scot in exile]

I must have deleted the video from photobucket I will make and post another one, I do not know what you guys are doing wrong as to why you cannot simply lift the tank.

 

[JoseyR3Wales]

Must be the touch of Irish in me

 

[TheKid]

Ty-rap cutters

If anyone is interested in not being cut by those **** sharp ty-raps, just take a cheap pair of dykes (not $5.00 lesbians), grind them on a grinder as flat and straight as possible, so that the concave part is no longer there. Then just pull down the ty-rap using the dykes to hold the end of it from moving, kinda putting preasure against it. Then just cut it. You wont be able to feel anything. This was a great tool I came up with while working on city buses. The harnesses in one area made you look like a cat got ahold of you. (Mean greasy short haired cat with a flannel shirt)

 

[scot in exile]

Of course the gauges have to be lifted but no reason for the rear bolt to be removed.
Now if you have big pork like fingers this might not work for you.

 

[JoseyR3Wales]

If anyone is interested in not being cut by those **** sharp ty-raps, just take a cheap pair of dykes (not $5.00 lesbians), grind them on a grinder as flat and straight as possible, so that the concave part is no longer there. Then just pull down the ty-rap using the dykes to hold the end of it from moving, kinda putting preasure against it. Then just cut it. You wont be able to feel anything. This was a great tool I came up with while working on city buses. The harnesses in one area made you look like a cat got ahold of you. (Mean greasy short haired cat with a flannel shirt)

Actually the humane way is to twist them until they wring off, which is the way electricians are trained to do them now, I just cut em' in case Mexican wanted to get mine .