Beginning an XS1100SF restoration - first of many questions I'm sure

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  • LAB3
    XSive Maximus
    • May 2022
    • 675
    • Traveling the U.S. with no permanent address

    #16
    Originally posted by DEEBS11
    This is a cable route diagram which should also be helpful.
    Thanks for posting that!

    1980 XS1100G

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    • OldGreyBeast
      XSive
      • Mar 2024
      • 92
      • Florence, AL, USA

      #17
      Thanks for the help guys, and Deebs that routing diagram was SUPER helpful!

      Anyone know what these 3 connectors go to?







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      • Mathh
        XSive Maximus
        • Nov 2006
        • 662
        • Beek, Netherlands

        #18
        Great project! I see some intake boots on your list. First make absolutely sure your stock ones do leak as they are aluminum covered with rubber (against vibration). Tiny cracks on the outside are no guarantee for a leak. You can tet them on a running bike by spraying start pilot at them. If they need to be changed do beware of the quality of the intake boots that are for sale on the internet. People here will chime in to tell you which ones you can use..
        XS1100 3X0 '82 restomod, 2H9 '78 chain drive racer, 3H3 '79 customized.
        MV Agusta Brutale 910R '06.
        Triumph 1200 Speed Trophy '91, Triumph 1200 '93.
        Z1 '73 restomod, Z1A '74 yellow/green, KZ900 A4 '76 green.
        Yamaha MT-09 Tracer '15 grey.
        Kawasaki Z1300 DFI '84 modified, red.

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        • cajun31
          Moderator
          • Oct 2003
          • 1781
          • Brandon, MS

          #19
          Colored Wiring Diagrams - XS11.club Forums
          2 - 80 LGs bought one new
          81 LH
          02 FXSTB Nighttrain
          22 FLTRK Road Glide Limited
          Jim

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          • DEEBS11
            XS-XJ Guru
            • Feb 2023
            • 1376
            • Connecticut

            #20
            It's tough to see but...?

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            The last one might be left handlebar switch or latching relay. Can't see the colors too well.

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            • OldGreyBeast
              XSive
              • Mar 2024
              • 92
              • Florence, AL, USA

              #21
              Ah I see what's going on... the '79 handlebar switches don't match up exactly to the '80 wiring harness... Hmm. Guess I'll see if I can find some '80 switches. I'd rather not cut the ends off.

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              • DEEBS11
                XS-XJ Guru
                • Feb 2023
                • 1376
                • Connecticut

                #22
                It's a possibility. Also keep in mind my description of the connectors is vague at best. Can't really see the colors too well. However, I do know the connectors are different for the handlebars for 1980+. The old are black and I think the new are white and shaped different.

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                • OldGreyBeast
                  XSive
                  • Mar 2024
                  • 92
                  • Florence, AL, USA

                  #23
                  Anyone know where to source the nuts that hold the 2 halves of the air box together?

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                  • DEEBS11
                    XS-XJ Guru
                    • Feb 2023
                    • 1376
                    • Connecticut

                    #24



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                    • DEEBS11
                      XS-XJ Guru
                      • Feb 2023
                      • 1376
                      • Connecticut

                      #25
                      Originally posted by OldGreyBeast
                      Ah I see what's going on... the '79 handlebar switches don't match up exactly to the '80 wiring harness... Hmm. Guess I'll see if I can find some '80 switches. I'd rather not cut the ends off.
                      I used new XS650 switches and soldered my 78 black connectors on the end.


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                      • OldGreyBeast
                        XSive
                        • Mar 2024
                        • 92
                        • Florence, AL, USA

                        #26
                        Sorry I mean the nuts inside the airbox that those wingbolt whatsits thread into. Mine is missing 3/4 of them.

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                        • DEEBS11
                          XS-XJ Guru
                          • Feb 2023
                          • 1376
                          • Connecticut

                          #27
                          These. Tough to come by. Like seat fastener brackets or spare kicker frame clip. Might need to buy a whole airbox that has them installed. Sometimes that's how it goes when restoring an old bike. This is sometimes how we all end up with 5 of every used part on the bike.


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                          • DEEBS11
                            XS-XJ Guru
                            • Feb 2023
                            • 1376
                            • Connecticut

                            #28
                            You could also JB Weld an M6 nut in there I reckon.

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                            • OldGreyBeast
                              XSive
                              • Mar 2024
                              • 92
                              • Florence, AL, USA

                              #29
                              I've been trying to find the kickstarter clamp as well, lol. I may end up making one.

                              I'm gonna pop the box further apart and see if I can figure out how to reproduce those nuts, maybe it's something I can 3d print since it's not really a load bearing part.

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                              • DEEBS11
                                XS-XJ Guru
                                • Feb 2023
                                • 1376
                                • Connecticut

                                #30
                                Found one in a pile of old hardware.

                                FOR SALE: misc bolts. ORIGIN: 1978 Yamaha XS1100with 12,587 miles. Any major flaws in any parts are DISCLOSED to YOU, to the best of our ability. All issues can be worked out.



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