coil relay modification question

[gert du prez]

I think the answer is a definite 'YES', but I'm gonna ask the question anyway...

PORT 30: fused line from battery
PORT 87: split line to power coil 1 and coil 2
PORT 85: ground directly to engine ground
PORT 86: can I use one of the two power lines (Orange/White) that is currently used for powering coil 1 or 2 (and that will be replaced by one of the two lines coming from port 87 ?

That would save me from going into the wiring harness finding the 'source' of the two Orange/White lines...

thanks

g

 

[koolaid_kid]

Yes. It should work fine.

 

[Steve]

Yes.............

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[gert du prez]

thanks,
but the question what not that difficult as I included the answer in the first couple of lines, no :-\\\?

 

[Steve]

No.......

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[almarconi]

Isn't it great when you can ask a question and answer it yourself :-\\\

Let me try...

What kind of oil should I use in my bike?

Rotella 15w-40

Hey that was fun.. :clap:

 

[gert du prez]

in an attempt to get 'serious' again

in an attempt to get 'serious' again

Hi,

is there a difference in using wire that is solid copper instead of the twisted copper wires, besides of the fact that the solid copper is not so 'bendable' (if that word exists...) ?

I have some wire lying around that I used for the electricity in my house (bigger wire, solid copper)...should that work as well for the coil relay modification ?


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[posplayr]

Hi,

is there a difference in using wire that is solid copper instead of the twisted copper wires, besides of the fact that the solid copper is not so 'bendable' (if that word exists...) ?

I have some wire lying around that I used for the electricity in my house (bigger wire, solid copper)...should that work as well for the coil relay modification ?


g

stranded wire is better under vibration. Dont use solid house wire for your motorcycle.

 

[almarconi]

stranded wire is better under vibration. Dont use solid house wire for your motorcycle.

He could use wire nuts to join the connections :lol:

 

[Steve]

He could use wire nuts to join the connections :lol:

Somehow, that just does not hit me as an advantage. :=k

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[posplayr]

thanks,
but the question what not that difficult as I included the answer in the first couple of lines, no :-\\\?

I chose to do the mod with minimum impact to my harness (mine was new). If yours if crappy then disregard the link; as you would probably not want to rely on the harness at all.

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=141055&highlight=coil+relay

 

[Skateguy50]

Yea both options have there place. I used as little harness wire as possible and used nice thick lower gauge wire (not romex) I figured I would have best results that way, and it was worth the effort for sure.