Fuel Gauge OHMS for 550EFF?

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  • Colorado85gs550

    #1

    Fuel Gauge OHMS for 550EFF?

    Can someone please tell me what the book lists as the OHMS for the Fuel Gauge?

    I'm going with a custom gauge panel setup and want to keep my fuel level gauge......going with a custom gauge but need to know what is listed as the OHMS....

    Thanks,

    Paul
  • Colorado85gs550

    #2
    also,

    does anyone have the fuel gauge wiring diagram for this bike?

    83-86 GS550E

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    • twiggy2cents

      #3
      bikecliff has a oem repair manual for our bikes on his page its at the top in the middle section

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      • Colorado85gs550

        #4
        thanks twig.......

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        • twiggy2cents

          #5
          no prob and also the ohm reading will change throughout the sweep of the float.

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          • Colorado85gs550

            #6
            I see that its listed as 6 ohms empty and 97 ohms full........

            all I can find is a 0 empty/90 full.....I may try this one and make it work

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            • Colorado85gs550

              #7
              or find the correct resistors and just wire in the proper resistors to match the new gauge.....

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              • twiggy2cents

                #8
                that should be close being that the scale is about the same, just shifted. you could change that with a 6ohmish resistor inline with it

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                • twiggy2cents

                  #9
                  great minds think alike?

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                  • Colorado85gs550

                    #10
                    Originally posted by twiggy2cents
                    that should be close being that the scale is about the same, just shifted. you could change that with a 6ohmish resistor inline with it
                    that's my biggest question.......what do the stock resistors look like?

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                    • Colorado85gs550

                      #11
                      Originally posted by twiggy2cents
                      great minds think alike?
                      EXACTLY what I was thinking

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                      • twiggy2cents

                        #12
                        they arnt resistors the float in the tank is a big variable resistor you would just add a resistor to shift the scale and its pretty close its almost a plug and play

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                        • Colorado85gs550

                          #13
                          Originally posted by twiggy2cents
                          they arnt resistors the float in the tank is a big variable resistor you would just add a resistor to shift the scale and its pretty close its almost a plug and play

                          if you look at the diagram it shows the float in the tank then shows a 6/97 ohm resistor later in the wiring harness.........

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                          • twiggy2cents

                            #14
                            hmm i dunno i havent looked at it and my internet connection here really sucks so i havent downloaded the manual here

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                            • Colorado85gs550

                              #15
                              6 is FULL
                              97 is EMPTY
                              32.5 is 1/2

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