De restriction/wiring loom question...
Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2017 9:03 am
Morning all...
So having purchased my CBR 400 rrk a year ago, family and health circumstance have meant she's had a few hours on her here and there and then stored until last week. Now the plan picks up in earnest!!!
So getting back to de restriction I was going to go resistor mod as in the workshop files section. Thank you to whoever has done that. However I have aslo found the method of removing the metal plate from inside the speedo as another option I was going to look at. Starting to move the clock last night I have found the wiring to be a bit off with what I expected to find. On the resistor guide it looks like a plug into the back of the speedo with 4 wires. Leave that disconnected and add the resistor to the orange/blue wire and then to the black brown end.
So I get I only need to do one resistor at one end (either speedo or CDi end) but the wiring to the plug at the speedo seems to have three wires in the plug which are the green and the brown/black cable mentioned in the guide to leave unconnected in the plug. Here's what's confusing me though, then the blue/ orange is on a bullet terminal as well as another brown/black cable which is also on a bullet terminal and a red/brown wire which is again on a bullet terminal. The three terminated wires outside the plug were connected as the blue orange to the terminal coming from back if speedo and the brown/black and red/brown cables just hanging loose.
Is the resistor mod in this case just going to mean the resistor bulleted between the orange/blue cable and the brown/black cables which are separate to the black plug with the three cables in or from what peeps can make out do I have some rather bodged wiring loom which needs a lot more investigation?
If anyone with a 23 rrj or rrk can take a snap I'd be eternally grateful, I'm trying to add my picture but mobile won't allow for some reason so I'll try from desktop and add later.
Any help would be grand as I'm hoping to tackle this later while the rain is making me determined to get out on it at the next available sun!
Cheers to all
Matt
So having purchased my CBR 400 rrk a year ago, family and health circumstance have meant she's had a few hours on her here and there and then stored until last week. Now the plan picks up in earnest!!!
So getting back to de restriction I was going to go resistor mod as in the workshop files section. Thank you to whoever has done that. However I have aslo found the method of removing the metal plate from inside the speedo as another option I was going to look at. Starting to move the clock last night I have found the wiring to be a bit off with what I expected to find. On the resistor guide it looks like a plug into the back of the speedo with 4 wires. Leave that disconnected and add the resistor to the orange/blue wire and then to the black brown end.
So I get I only need to do one resistor at one end (either speedo or CDi end) but the wiring to the plug at the speedo seems to have three wires in the plug which are the green and the brown/black cable mentioned in the guide to leave unconnected in the plug. Here's what's confusing me though, then the blue/ orange is on a bullet terminal as well as another brown/black cable which is also on a bullet terminal and a red/brown wire which is again on a bullet terminal. The three terminated wires outside the plug were connected as the blue orange to the terminal coming from back if speedo and the brown/black and red/brown cables just hanging loose.
Is the resistor mod in this case just going to mean the resistor bulleted between the orange/blue cable and the brown/black cables which are separate to the black plug with the three cables in or from what peeps can make out do I have some rather bodged wiring loom which needs a lot more investigation?
If anyone with a 23 rrj or rrk can take a snap I'd be eternally grateful, I'm trying to add my picture but mobile won't allow for some reason so I'll try from desktop and add later.
Any help would be grand as I'm hoping to tackle this later while the rain is making me determined to get out on it at the next available sun!
Cheers to all
Matt