A kind reminder needed on this blue wiring connection.

[Rugged Path]

Wasn’t sure if it was to do with installing an OEM alarm system. Located under the tank.

Thanks for the memory jolt.
2002 1150GSA.

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[Riceburner]

Do you have a permanently on dipped beam?

IIRC the Rockster has that connection and I've a funny feeling it's for the light switch that used to be on the right side control unit. (see older bikes pre-permanently on riding lights).

 

[Rugged Path]

Do you have a permanently on dipped beam?

IIRC the Rockster has that connection and I've a funny feeling it's for the light switch that used to be on the right side control unit. (see older bikes pre-permanently on riding lights).

No. But, when I got the bike, there was an additional on/off switch for the headlight installed on left side. The right side handlebar switch has a blanked off cover.

What I did not check before putting tank back on was whether that blue connector has a switchable live wire.


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[DrFarkoff]

Yes that is part of the Old OE alarm

Blue Red & Blue Black are the indicators

Green with Black stripe is Ign Power

But I am buggered if I can recall what the Orange is for without my books



EDIT What colours go into the Blue Plug??

 

[Rugged Path]

The blue and blue/red stripe wires come from plug.


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[DrFarkoff]

Yeah that's the indicator circuits

If you touched a circuit probe and feed 12v +ve to one of teh two wires then each pair of indicators on a side will illuminate

 

[tonytobo]

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