Can't find fassin' wassin' GPS socket on headstock!

Andy B

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I don't know whether I'm in numpty mode :D but I can't find the GPS socket on the headstock - or if I have, its been nabbed by something else! The bike is a 2008 GSA.

The only socket I can find - that looks right - is this one behind the oil cooler:

GPS

GPS



Which seems to be connected to this (which I have always assumed is the air temperature sensor):

GPS



Is the GPS one I am looking for hidden somewhere else:blast
 
I have the same bike. Mine was located more behind and underneath the high beam side of the headlamp cluster. It only had a cap on it preventing water getting to it so there were wires in and no wires out. So, assuming nothing is currently connected to it you are looking for a socket only.
 
The connector is black, the wires are black, and the cover is black. It's in a dark area, where everything else is BLACK.

It's in there somewhere.
 
Yes, that is the ambient temperature sensor.

I had to have a real rummage to find mine, it was taped up with the rest of the wiring. IIRC it had a blanking cap on the end of as Miff says. It'll probably be bandaged together with everything else ....
 
FWIW 2010 GSA spare socket/plug is cable tied right up tight against the underside of the oil cooler.:thumb2
 
I found it!

Found the perisher!

Thought I'd post a picture for others future reference. It was tucked down the Offside between the inner side of the fuel tank and the frame.:blast

GPS
 
The monkeys on BuMW's assembly line seen to be hiding them all over the place.

"Ach Hans, zis vill fool der Tommy dumkopf, I 'av hidden maken it in der headlamp housing gerblinken pod...ha, ha, ja"

It seems anyone ordering a new bike may as well ask the dealer to identify the GPS socket lead with a bit of string or ribbon as a part of the PDI.
 
On my 2010 GS it was covered extremely well in about eight loops of black cloth tape under the oil cooler.
 


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