Hi All
I want to add an inch or two of length (steady, stay with me!) to several connectors on the bike loom for my Megablade. The previous setup had little
room for movement and looked messy, so I want to tidy things up.
Plan was to increase the length of the individual strands by soldering then heat shrink wrapping them back up, then finishing it all off with loom
tape…
My main concern is- will this impact the normal operation of the engine/electronics? Someone has told me that the pulses are set for the length of
cable and, while this may be a miniscule amount of time added, it may impact the normal operation at the higher revs… My thoughts are that the ECU
would determine this when it first started up again, but I've really no idea if this is correct or not, hence why I wanted to ask everyone
here…
Can anyone advise whether it's do-able?
Thanks!
Ben.
i had a widdow maker and had issues when i extended a few cables due to changing the resistance of the electrics. i found removing the whole wiring
and replacing with full new wire (same thickness) worked better.
some bikes ecu will measure resistance so may cause error messages.
unsure if yours would but better to be safe than sorry.
dave j
i had a widdow maker and had issues when i extended a few cables due to changing the resistance of the electrics. i found removing the whole wiring
and replacing with full new wire (same thickness) worked better.
some bikes ecu will measure resistance so may cause error messages.
unsure if yours would but better to be safe than sorry.
dave j
well ive done it
i cant tell you it works yet as I havent tested
but ive just extended where needed.
I plan to build a loom from scratch eventually, trying to source some Busa ECU connectors at the moment
mike
I extended most of the original loom on my ZX9 by soldering lengths on and had no issues.
I extended mine on the zx10r and had no issues
Thanks to everyone for their replies :-)
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Originally posted by Flamez
I extended mine on the zx10r and had no issues