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andy o

posted on 16/3/09 at 07:43 PM Reply With Quote
wiring help r1 fury

want to wire up lights tomorrow,i'm using the r1 loom(5vy) and it appears that the indicators should be straight forward but how do i go about wiring the sidelights/fog light?is it a simple case of finding a feed and fitting a switch.
i'm using the r1 switchgear.please keep any advice simple as electrics are not my forte
thanks andy

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Flamez

posted on 16/3/09 at 07:49 PM Reply With Quote
I think you will need relays, do a search its all there.





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jimgiblett

posted on 16/3/09 at 09:59 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by andy o
want to wire up lights tomorrow,i'm using the r1 loom(5vy) and it appears that the indicators should be straight forward but how do i go about wiring the sidelights/fog light?is it a simple case of finding a feed and fitting a switch.
i'm using the r1 switchgear.please keep any advice simple as electrics are not my forte
thanks andy


Depends on how much of the swich gear you want to use. Side lights shouldnt need a relay as they are low current and you could use the handlebar swich gear. Bike dont have fog lights so you will need an additional switch. I would wire the live feed from the dipped beam circuit.

Sidelights need to be from a permanent live where as fogs from switched live.

- Jim

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