I have an 81 kawasaki 750. However the bike has pretty much been all custom worked so it is hard to decipher what is what. Under the seat looks literally like a birds nest of wires. And the turn signals up front r just hanging there with a rubber band holding the wire. The brake light turns on with the headlight but does not light up when brake is applied. If anyone could give me some info on the basics of what needs to go where i should be able to figure it out. Thank u for the info!
Motorcycle Turn Signal Wiring
Since it is possibly a butchered 30 year old loom it is probably worth your while creating your own wiring loom from scratch rather than try to make old brittle wires of unknown provenance work. Work out what components you need and wire them. Many looms will include wiring which will fit components not necessarily be fitted to your model. If you work slowly and logically (with plenty of slack in the wires) you should be able to create your own. Replace or clean components as you go.
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This Site Might Help You. RE: how to wire brake light and turn signals on motorcycle? I have an 81 kawasaki 750. However the bike has pretty much been all custom worked so it is hard to decipher what is what. Under the seat looks literally like a birds nest of wires. And the turn signals up front r just hanging there with a rubber band holding the wire. The brake light turns on with.
Motorcycle Turn Signal Wiring
Since it is possibly a butchered 30 year old loom it is probably worth your while creating your own wiring loom from scratch rather than try to make old brittle wires of unknown provenance work. Work out what components you need and wire them. Many looms will include wiring which will fit components not necessarily be fitted to your model. If you work slowly and logically (with plenty of slack in the wires) you should be able to create your own. Replace or clean components as you go.
