I think wrapping around the plug lead is a waste of time. It gets in the way looks untidy and can stop working at times with water etc. I hard wire mine into the kill switch loom. No chance of bad connection looks tidy and doesn't get in the way.
how do i do that on my 03 wr250f?
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Depends on the wiring loom and type of hour meter.
2 or single wire hour meter?
single cheers
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Mine is a 2 wire job and i have wired the wire that is normally meant to be wrapped around the plug lead into the live side of the kill switch and the ground to the frame.
For you id try unplugging your kill switch and just strip a little bit of wire off the hour meter wire and twist it around it. The meter should start to flash or come on depending on what brand meter it is. It it works the wire it in for good. If not then its back to the old way. It should work i am sure i have done a single wire one like that before but many years ago.
Good luck let me no how it goes
at the moment its coming on just the hours arnt clicking. will have a look at what you suggested this week whenI go out to do my after trail ride maintenance.
Will using a test light find the live side?
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Unsure, i dought it would have enough current to make it glow. use a multi meter.
If it has an hourglass in the side it should flash when running
It has the hour glass how do you mean flash have wired up to the black white wire in the kill switch.
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Still dont know if its working yet? I havent ridden it for an hour yet but when I put my test light on the black and white cord with the hourmeter hooked up to and the bike died
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Yea at least you got the right wire then. Your test light is doing the same as the kill switch. completing the loop to ground. If your hour meter still isn't working hooked to that then u may have to go back to the old spark plug way or consider it maybe faulty and trade up to a Motominder type with 2 wires.
The hourmeter is no good tried my mates one today on it and it read hooked up the same as my one. so will have to purchase another one.
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Buy the motor minder type. A little more pricey but reliable and pretty small. What way did you end up hooking it up?
the way you recommended to the kill switch. my motorminder on my kwakka stopped working so gonna go hardline.
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Oh yea that's good much tidier then the plug lead way
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