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I got to the stage of being ready to test fire the '81 XS1100R I recently bought.
I was getting a reluctant winding of the starter but intimitant and then dead. (A mate was fiddling with the leads to his jump pack) In searching for loose connections I eventually found two disconected single leads behind the fuse box. These two leads are 1 white with blue stripe and 1 black are bound together off the loom which comes down from under the tank from the handle bars.
The white with blue stripe single lead married up easily to a corresponding wire to the flasher unit.
But the black one has no mate to plug into. I cannot find a vacant female black lead to plug it into. Which logically would have to be very close to the rear of the fuse panel as that is where the male end stops.
Both leads are male connections.
Indicaters will not flash and the starter button is dead.
Can anybody tell me where I should be looking for the black female end lead. Or at least where the missing lead should be please?
All other electricals working, even the low fuel light. lights, pass, high beam it's all a go.
I got to the stage of being ready to test fire the '81 XS1100R I recently bought.
I was getting a reluctant winding of the starter but intimitant and then dead. (A mate was fiddling with the leads to his jump pack) In searching for loose connections I eventually found two disconected single leads behind the fuse box. These two leads are 1 white with blue stripe and 1 black are bound together off the loom which comes down from under the tank from the handle bars.
The white with blue stripe single lead married up easily to a corresponding wire to the flasher unit.
But the black one has no mate to plug into. I cannot find a vacant female black lead to plug it into. Which logically would have to be very close to the rear of the fuse panel as that is where the male end stops.
Both leads are male connections.
Indicaters will not flash and the starter button is dead.
Can anybody tell me where I should be looking for the black female end lead. Or at least where the missing lead should be please?
All other electricals working, even the low fuel light. lights, pass, high beam it's all a go.
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