think ive bought the jack that jack built - or tried too....

[hannakournikova]

oooooooooookkk, so i decided to strip the undertray on the bike as its after market and try and sort the dodgy indicators wiring - wish i hadnt started now.
im stuggling to get back the wiring sorted and routing.
does anyone have a few decent snaps of the layout?

[5parkyuk]

http://www.carlsalter.com/download.asp?p=963
get the manual ,think there's images in it

[SP2rider]

Just out of interest which undertray have you got ? as I m thinking of getting one and any feedback would be welcome.

[hannakournikova]

Sparky, thanks for the link - downloaded and great help!!

Not sure what the undertray is. Carbon fibre with cutouts for original light... which i dont have

[5parkyuk]

SP2 rider ,dont cut your original ,there worth a fortune

[hannakournikova]

Wonder if anyone can help identify the unused connector blocks to see what their for.
The white 3 way I'm holding in pic and green 3 war in front of ECU
Cheers

[Dmac]

I think the connector in your hand is one of the rear light ones.

I Had a look today, My standard set-up has two connnectors with three wires in each. For each of the bulbs in the rear light.

Couldnt see the green one from the boot, You have me wondering now, what its for

[hannakournikova]

sorry to bump this. But the last picture, the clear 3 pin connector doesnt fit standard lights.

[Neil McClure]

Ive just stripped my rear lights out and that is the same as on mine, there is two of them as its a double lens fitment. Dont know what the green is but I will look see if I have this.

[VTRdan]

I've had mine in pieces for a few weeks now, the white 3 pin connector is for the stock tail lights (or at least, it looks identical to the ones I have.)

The green one is a bit more of a mystery, it looks the same style as the indicator connector (on the loom side of things) but on my SP1 the left indicator is a blue connector and the right one is orange. If I was in your situation I'd get a multimeter and start flicking switches to see if there's power to the pins and see where it's coming from.

Of course I could just be talking rubbish, but that's just my 2c.