R1rider
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| posted on 29/1/14 at 02:44 PM |
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starter circuit cut out relay...
hi guys,
I have tried posting this to no avail in the R1 forum..! I know you guys use the R1 motor/loom so thought I'd post here for help.
I have a UK spec 4xv 1999 R1, I am converting the harness for race use and thus removing the unrequited wiring. amongst this I would like to remove
the ignition barrel and fit a rocker switch, remover the cut off relay completely. I will be running my fuel pump from its own relay as you know it
forms part of the cutoff relay.
ok wires and colours...
starter switch as follows:
black x 2, one to cyclelock and 1 to earth.
stop switch as follows:
red with black goes to cutoff relay.
red with white to ignition fuse/starter relay and ignition control unit.
The relay assembly is as follows:
red/black to stop switch/ht coils
blue/white to starter relay
black to cyclelock
black/yellow to clutch switch
pale blue to neutral switch
blue/yellow to side stand switch/clutch switch
black to fuel pump
blue/red to ignition control unit
lastly the ignition barrel/switch
black to cyclelock
blue/yellow to cutoff relay
red to fuses/regrect
Brown to fuse box
the lighting wires are redundant
ok, have been told red and Brown on toggle for ignition, but what about the others?
I have bypassed side/clutch switches already however want to remove relay correctly.
so plenty of you guys have done this so please help, ps fan is linked to own power/fuse so no need to worry about that.
thanks in advance
mark
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Hector.Brocklebank
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| posted on 30/1/14 at 11:32 AM |
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quote:
Originally posted by R1rider
I have a UK spec 4xv 1999 R1, I am converting the harness for race use and thus removing the unrequited wiring.
mark
sorry but I cant resist, no help but ......
I take it you have asked your loom nicely telling it you love it and it rebuffed your advances ?
But to speak about a relay, they are simply electric switches with a coil operating the switch.
The coil inside the relay is fed by a live and an earth, and might be switched/activated by either of the two, when the coil in the relay is energized
the "switch" part either open or closes the circuit, so you can use it to switch on/off a live or an earth, so its a simple affair with a
multi meter or a test lamp to find out what wire is doing what job.
Or if you have a wiring diagram you can study it and work it out.
[Edited on 30/1/2014 by Hector.Brocklebank]
Some people can never handle the truth and always try to shoot the messenger instead of taking an honest look in the mirror (its always easier to
blame another than to face reality), but secretly they wish they could grow a pair and be the messenger !!!
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adithorp
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| posted on 30/1/14 at 03:54 PM |
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I left the Yamaha starter relay in. Just removed the clutch and side-stand switches connecting the leads together and put a bypass in to eliminate the
neutral cut off (but keep the dash neutral light working). Can't help too much with the wire colours or destinations as mine is a later 5vy and
I've got a none cyclelock US loom... and it was a long time ago.
HB... the R1 "starter relay" isn't a standard relay as you describe. It incorpoates the logic circuit to prevent starting under
certain conditions dependant on neutral/clutch/stand positions.
"A witty saying proves nothing" Voltaire
http://jpsc.org.uk/forum/
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Hector.Brocklebank
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| posted on 30/1/14 at 10:47 PM |
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quote:
Originally posted by adithorp
HB... the R1 "starter relay" isn't a standard relay as you describe. It incorporates the logic circuit to prevent starting under
certain conditions dependent on neutral/clutch/stand positions.
Granted but...
ANY suitably specced relay (one that can handle the starter) can incorporate such a "logic" circuit,or lockout into it by having (usually)
the negative side of the energizing coil wired through them and if the required conditions are not met i.e. neutral, clutch in or stand up etc no
earth signal will be present for the start button (if its negatively switched) preventing said signal from being sent to the energizing coil on the
starter relay at required time.
It was most apparent from the initial post, that by getting too technical and adding logic to the mix, that, that might have been a bridge too far so
to speak.
Some people can never handle the truth and always try to shoot the messenger instead of taking an honest look in the mirror (its always easier to
blame another than to face reality), but secretly they wish they could grow a pair and be the messenger !!!
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