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Started by shaggs147, July 12, 2014, 05:32:59 PM

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doebag

In a rubber boot [same as front ones], under the metal bracket to the rear of the main ECU. You may find it easier to move the ECU forward to gain access.
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Zebedee

#16
Thanx mate was looking in the wrong place DOH!!!!
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#17
Quote from: Zebedee on July 18, 2014, 05:35:10 PM
Pics please as I cannot find em agh!!!

You have to take the tool holder out, then lift the ECU out and you will find a rubber boot behind it with all the wires in.. If you don't do that, you will never find them


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#18
Yep, all received.

I know we have talked here before about the 5 amp fuse for the accessory socket, but it also covers the two pairs of accessory leads front and back, so potentially very easy to overload the 5 amp fuse.

EDIT: well done Debs,I forgot about removing the tool box
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Zebedee

#19
Thanx Debs for the most valuable piece of info required.
And as for the 5A fuse calculations say I will have plenty spare as front socket is for go-pro anything else goes in tank bag which is  powered from aux fuse box I installed earlier.


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Kwikasfuki

The wires ate hard to find. Most people find similar wires and make the mistake of assuming they are the accessory wires.

You need to go all the way back to find them
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Got em the little feckers manual is pants. Thanx to all that provided assistance :):):):)


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