Missing part ?
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Missing part ?
07 Aug 2007 18:45
I have two female connectors, and nothing between them. They are located under the seat, right under a tool compartment.
What they are for?
Maybe something was bypassed?
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Post edited by: McGregor, at: 2007/08/07 21:56
Post edited by: McGregor, at: 2007/08/07 21:57
What they are for?
Maybe something was bypassed?
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Post edited by: McGregor, at: 2007/08/07 21:56
Post edited by: McGregor, at: 2007/08/07 21:57
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Re: Missing part ?
07 Aug 2007 19:06
The one on the left(blk/yl) is a ground.
Do You have rear signals hooked up,or have You done any mods to any of the lighting?
Do You have rear signals hooked up,or have You done any mods to any of the lighting?
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Re: Missing part ?
07 Aug 2007 19:46
I did nothing with lightning, just recived bike "as is " and trying to put all things together:blink:
But I noticed one thing for sure, wnen I turn the key ON, both front turn signals lightend up at the same time and nothing shuts it OFF
But I noticed one thing for sure, wnen I turn the key ON, both front turn signals lightend up at the same time and nothing shuts it OFF

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Re: Missing part ?
07 Aug 2007 20:30
I have a couple of unconnected connectors under my gas tank. I think this can be normal and expect that they were used when wired for other countries or other models. I've heard others say the same.
Where are you located McGregor ? Looks like a union jack in your avatar.
You say that when you turn on the ignition both turn signals come on. Does each one also flash when you use as a turn signal ? This would be normal in the US there they are both running lights and turn signals.
Post edited by: JR, at: 2007/08/07 23:31
Where are you located McGregor ? Looks like a union jack in your avatar.
You say that when you turn on the ignition both turn signals come on. Does each one also flash when you use as a turn signal ? This would be normal in the US there they are both running lights and turn signals.
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Re: Missing part ?
07 Aug 2007 22:06
JR wrote:
Yes,exactly...the front lights ARE running-lights as WELL as signal-lights.They will be on when the ignition is on,but the rear lights are ONLY signal-lights,and will only come on when there is power supplied to them,via the turn signal switch.
There may have been some hard luggage-bags on the bike at one time,that had signal-lights attached...maybe?
Does any of the wiring in that area look like it's been chopped and/or spliced at all?
You say that when you turn on the ignition both turn signals come on. Does each one also flash when you use as a turn signal ? This would be normal in the US there they are both running lights and turn signals.<br><br>Post edited by: JR, at: 2007/08/07 23:31
Yes,exactly...the front lights ARE running-lights as WELL as signal-lights.They will be on when the ignition is on,but the rear lights are ONLY signal-lights,and will only come on when there is power supplied to them,via the turn signal switch.
There may have been some hard luggage-bags on the bike at one time,that had signal-lights attached...maybe?
Does any of the wiring in that area look like it's been chopped and/or spliced at all?
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Re: Missing part ?
10 Aug 2007 18:27
Yes, you absolutely right, each one flashes when I use turn signal:ohmy:
So, I think my situation is't that bad, I just look at it from wrong perspective
Thanks a lot, JR and Sandy.
Post edited by: McGregor, at: 2007/08/10 21:29
Post edited by: McGregor, at: 2007/08/10 22:12
So, I think my situation is't that bad, I just look at it from wrong perspective

Thanks a lot, JR and Sandy.
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Re: Missing part ?
10 Aug 2007 18:33
Those wires your talking about are nothing but accesory wires. For hooking up extra electrical stuff.
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Re: Missing part ?
10 Aug 2007 19:21
Thank you, violentvintagecycles.
One question is answered, so I'll dig further, because I still cannot start her.
It's good to be here.
One question is answered, so I'll dig further, because I still cannot start her.
It's good to be here.
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Re: Missing part ?
11 Aug 2007 19:14
Just confirming what the others have said; the one on left is an extra ground, the one one the right is for rear signals (greyish/taupish color). I have a 1981 KZ1000 CSR and have the exact same wires hanging there. My guess was the OEM standardized the wiring harness and these were for an option, quite possibly hard bags.
I'm going to modify my rear signals to serve as running lights just like the front ones. I just would like additional lighting in my tail when driving at night time. I plan on connecting to the two blue wires in headlight and run them back to rear. Now I just need to find some nice three-wire lights...
I'm going to modify my rear signals to serve as running lights just like the front ones. I just would like additional lighting in my tail when driving at night time. I plan on connecting to the two blue wires in headlight and run them back to rear. Now I just need to find some nice three-wire lights...
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