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Wiring in new KOSO gauge setup. Can I get just a neutral light?

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Hey all. NOT a wiring guy. I got a KOSO RX-2N gauge to replace my 83 1100e gauges. It comes with a gear indicator but That wont work. I am wondering if its possible to just get the N signal out of the gear switch. Is there just a neutral switch? Has anyone done a conversion? Thanks!!
 
Running down the left rear side of the engine cradle, you will find a bundle that has a 6-pin connector that is usually near the top of the airbox. Alongside that cable is a single wire (usually blue). The cable has wires for all the gear positions, the blue wire is the Neutral wire.

The stock setup has power fed to all the lights in the instrument panel. The selector switch at the gear shifter will ground out one light at a time to light it. If your new setup also feeds power to the light and looks for a switched ground, just connect to the blue wire.

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