I have a chopper/bobber 79 gs750 neutral light

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  • rayfin
    • Mar 2026

    #1

    I have a chopper/bobber 79 gs750 neutral light

    WHere is the neutral indicator light wire (switch)? Is it a ground (-) when in ineutral. I want to add a neutral light.
  • Killer2600

    #2
    Well yes, yes it is...lights are so purdy

    The wire would be on the sensor by the shift drum and work it's way up to the gauges, I don't know the color off-hand but if you have a wiring diagram it'll be on there.
    Last edited by Guest; 01-02-2014, 09:45 AM.

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    • tkent02
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      • Jan 2006
      • 35571
      • Near South Park

      #3
      Blue .
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      Life is too short to ride an L.

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      • trippivot
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        • Aug 2006
        • 2815
        • Des Moines , IA

        #4
        under the sprocket cover on the left side of the engine is where you will find the switch and Yes it does provide a ground when in neutral , so run switched and fused +positive directly to the light fixture.

        note:
        put it in series with the starter circuit and you won't be able to start the bike in gear.
        SUZUKI , There is no substitute

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        • tkent02
          Forum LongTimer
          Past Site Supporter
          • Jan 2006
          • 35571
          • Near South Park

          #5
          Originally posted by trippivot

          note:
          put it in series with the starter circuit and you won't be able to start the bike in gear.
          Oh man that would be a worse annoyance than the clutch danger switch.
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          • Killer2600

            #6
            Originally posted by tkent02
            Oh man that would be a worse annoyance than the clutch danger switch.
            Not to mention it's a huge safety risk, if the bike dies or stalls in traffic.

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