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chockymonster

posted on 31/8/06 at 03:44 PM Reply With Quote
2003 FI R1 to MNR loom

Does anyone have a list/diagram of what on the MNR loom needs to be connected to the FI R1 Bike Loom?

I'm thinking of things along the lines of Fuel pump, does this need a relay etc.





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Agriv8

posted on 31/8/06 at 07:38 PM Reply With Quote
Chocky.

I think the rule of thumb it that if using the fuel injected bike engine the fuel pump needs to be run from the efi brain and its relay or it can cause a ecu into fault mode.

other connections i don know about I am afraid

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GregMcN

posted on 31/8/06 at 09:41 PM Reply With Quote
Paul

As you know i am only just starting the wiring so just giving an opinion - not necessarily fact!

Fuel pump is run from start relay combination and I think you need to keep it that way as it also links to the ECU. There is also another set of connections from the Yanmaha pump to the instrument cluster which I hope is not needed as there is nothing to connect to with another pump.

As far as the other relays both the headlamp relay and fan relay connect to the ECU so my thinking is that I will retain these connections whether I use the Yamaha relays or buy some for the car loom - I can not decide which is easiest.

Greg

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