Color XS1100G USA Schematic

[xs11jack]

One of the

Best things an Yamahamer owner could want. Bless you my son!!!!!!

[BobE]

Scott,

Thank you so much! I am a new owner of an XS1100G, so I reeeeally appreciate this!

[3Phase]

Hey, y'all are more than welcome!

I got my new bearings and seals installed yesterday - yay! Thank you again, Nemisus!

Right now I'm making color versions of some of the more common items to print on the back side of the schematic so everything will be on the same page, more or less, and I can roll/fold a copy to keep with the bike.

Does anyone have any suggestions?


Regards,

Scott

[skids]

Disco pants? Heated pants with turn signals?

Originally posted by DJinNH
It looks like the pattern to a pair of pants I use to have back in the 70's.

Don

[3Phase]

Heated disco pants with turn signals?

Hmmm... okay...




Regards,

Scott

[olebiker]

She looks I think I mighta well maybe. Hey it was a long time ago. Yes there are gaps.

[3Phase]

Re: Color XS1100G USA Schematic

Updated with a few Part Numbers and some miscellaneous fixes.

The full 144K version.




Enjoy!

Scott

[3Phase]

Originally posted by olebiker
She looks I think I mighta well maybe. Hey it was a long time ago. Yes there are gaps.

She's held up well and no those new LED blinkers don't make her hips look big!


Regards,

Scott

[Toolmaker Tim]

I said it before, but here again, you are an electrical guru. That is NICE!! Thank you. It will go in my notebook of TechTips.( It's starting to get thick!)
Good Job,
Tim

[3Phase]

Thank you, Tim, but I'm no guru by a long shot. The schematic helps a lot in troubleshooting and working on it relieves some stress while waiting for parts.

"Where are those parts? The parts should have been here by now. Will the new parts work? Is that the truck?! Where are those parts...."


Regards,

Scott

[Toolmaker Tim]

Parts

I know the feeling. I'm waiting on parts myself. I've been reduced to watching the UPS tracking site for now, great entertainment.

[3Phase]

Bad Regulator/Rectifier

I'm having the same fun with FedEx; waiting on a bag-o-parts from Pennsylvania.

What started this whole thing has boiled down to an intermittant regulator/rectifier.

Every time I'd test it the regulator would show it was okay and charging voltage was right where it was supposed to be. It took a long time to actually catch it doing it, but sometimes the regulator would 'stick' high and overcharge to well over 17 Volts. I've had lots of fun finding and repairing the damage from long-term intermittant overvoltage.

After going through this entire process I found out the P.O. had to change the battery a couple of times. Apparently, it would run fine for a while, then suddenly lose water and burn up a battery... I have this sudden urge to open up another burned up factory-sealed component so I can add some more details to the schematic.



Regards,

Scott

[Skin Krawler]

Thank you

My forward left turn signal don't work. I think I will get to the bottom of it this weekend. Thanks for the schematic!

[Shuriken]

Originally posted by 3Phase
I had to redraw the entire schematic from scratch with MSPaint to get a clear, printable, image. The one in my
spendy factory manual is almost illegible, totally scanless.

One of use should do the same thing only using Adobe Illustrator and create a vector image. Then you could resize all you want and the image quality would never suffer.

Nice work.

[rockhoundtx]

Very Nicely Done

Very Nice, Well Done and appreciated