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Wiring Kat 1100

Post by callyboy » Thu Apr 16, 2015 5:44 pm

Had a few bits of tape fall off so not sure on a couple of bits of wire. I have these 4 wires coming from one lead.

Yellow with green stripe goes to Solonoid - got that ok
Green with yellow stripe
Green with white stripe
Black and white.

What do the last three do/go?

I have nothing to plug them into and nothing left to bolt on - i think!!

Pete

PS- Sparkie Steve hasnt seen this right ;)

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Re: Wiring Kat 1100

Post by spondonchris » Thu Apr 16, 2015 6:45 pm

Green/white is one of the generator wire colours that goes up to the RH handlebar switch on kat loom. I think this may be unused with your set up as you have prob got all three going to reg rec on efe set up? someone else may know better?
Green/yellow - oil light switch
Black and white is a feed for lots of things so not sure what you dont have plugged in or could be an earth
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Re: Wiring Kat 1100

Post by callyboy » Thu Apr 16, 2015 7:42 pm

cheers Chris.

Sparkie said that about the green/white as well. Green and yellow = oil pressure switch :) Sparkie said that as well :) Black and white - ? maybe a spare.

Thanks mate.

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Re: Wiring Kat 1100

Post by fossie » Thu Apr 16, 2015 8:12 pm

Black white is earth on a Suzuki from the 80's
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Re: Wiring Kat 1100

Post by sparki » Fri Apr 17, 2015 8:20 am

^^ keep telling 'im that Fossie... but does he listen ;)

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Re: Wiring Kat 1100

Post by callyboy » Fri Apr 17, 2015 9:22 am

:) I know its an earth ....was wondering what it was supposed to be earthing !!!!!

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Re: Wiring Kat 1100

Post by sparki » Fri Apr 17, 2015 9:43 pm

It's a general earth.... It's earthing things around the bike that need earthing.... No one thing but as per the diagram there are a few of them... This is one of a few. Hth
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Re: Wiring Kat 1100

Post by sparki » Fri Apr 17, 2015 9:43 pm

Sorry, forgot the !!!!
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Re: Wiring Kat 1100

Post by callyboy » Sat Apr 18, 2015 6:46 am

Come here Steve and i will give you a big hug mate. Sorry didn't mean to sound condescending mate. Electrical stuff scares the pants off me and i need to be double/triple sure that everything is plugged in ok. If its a spare earth thats great. Will leave it where it is because there is nothing nearby on the loom or the bike that has a male earth to plug into it as far as i can see.

Your help is appreciated mate.

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Re: Wiring Kat 1100

Post by sparki » Sat Apr 18, 2015 7:07 am

No problem... But is not essentially a "spare"... It's another point where electrical items get their earth from. Instead of whatever needs an earth is going though one two or three points it's going through a fourth.. Old wiring has resistance in it anyway so the more the merrier.... Bad earths are notorious for causing problems, especially on rebuilds where everything has paint and powdercoat all over it.... take the time to make sure all earths are used and are CLEAN where bolted to the frame.... THIS will save you time when working out all the bits that don't work when you turn the key for the first time...
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