Hardcore Biker
My mates Kawi ZZR250's electrics have gone haywire. Turning on an indicator interferes with high beam, and so on. I guess either a connection has been made wrong or some wires have melted together. HAd a recent clutch cable change by someoneelse who might have knoed a wire or two, at a guess. I'm going to look at it this Sat morning for him. Basically, I'll pull all his wires apart, clean them, and put them back together. Never heard of such a thing. Any ideas?
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Double shot!!
Might be an earth wire off somewhere.
Steve
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Indeed, More than likely a bad earth, certainly the place to start before you start doing crochet with the wiring loom.Originally Posted by Dangerous Bastard
Is it possible to find out from clutch cable man if he disconnected any thing? can't think why that would be the case for a cable, but some do.
Yup, start at the battery and work out. Good luck mate.
Oh bugger
Hardcore Biker
Well, the answer was one shorting live wire and a knackered flasher relay. Now sorted.
"May all your traffic lights be green and none of your curves have oncoming semis in them." Rocky, American Biker.
"Those that give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." Benjamin Franklin, 18th C.
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