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Posted: June 13 2006,19:38 QUOTE

Has anyone got a wiring diagram as I need to install a small battery as I want to install an immobiliser to my bike.

Thanks
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Posted: June 13 2006,20:01 QUOTE

Didn't Jools post one on here a while back with everything labelled up in English? I have a copy of the Pdf one from redandblue's site, but nothing is labelled so that might be harder to work from. mail me if you want it as I can't seem to host a pdf so that I can link from here.

Is there no battery currently fitted, Gav? The proper 3XV type battery is now freely available and not particularly expensive, so if it hasn't got one (or has some great heavy brick of a battery wedged in the tail section somewhere as so many seem to) I'd recommend you get a proper 'under the riders seat' one on there.

Or are you planning to run a seperate circuit for the imobiliser? That might not be such a bad idea in fact as I suspect the stock battery would soon discharge with an imob' fitted. Not a major problem I guess as it will start well enough with a flat battery (as long as you remember to ensure the lights aren't switched on - you'll be kicking the thing over all day if you try to start it with a flat battery and the lights in the on position. I learned this the sweaty way  :D)

Rgds

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Posted: June 13 2006,20:58 QUOTE

No there is no battery fitted.



but thanks anyway, And i just found jools post.
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Posted: June 13 2006,23:07 QUOTE

As I produced this diagram without checking the harness I subsequently found a couple of minor errors that i meant to address. Nothing major though.

When I find the updated version I'll post it up.


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Posted: June 13 2006,23:24 QUOTE

Blimey Charlie! You're missing the whole rear under guard and subframe. The OEM battery is very small and lives under the riders seat - on it's side on top of the oil tank under a little rubber 'flap' affair.

The stock battery is a CT4B-5 or GT4B-5 if you want to fit one, but it looks as though you might be missing the little fuse holder-cum- battery connector. If you want to fit the stock kit let me know and I'll root out some pics of the bits you need.

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Posted: June 30 2006,19:45 QUOTE

Yes I found the battery under the seat, I thought that the battery would be bigger.
And sorry I didn’t get back, As I just passed my full bike licence :)

Thanks for the help once again.
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Posted: June 30 2006,20:17 QUOTE

Congratulations, Gav  :cool: Just in time to enjoy the good weather.

Ride safe

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