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Anonymous Posted on Apr 13, 2014

Where does the wire from alternator hook up too

When i took the old alternator off to replace it, it was straight wired it doesn't have a plug....where exactly on the wiring harness does the wires hook up to. I can't figure out which wires or where it hooks up to.

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any strait black wire or a good chassis ground.

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  • Posted on Dec 03, 2008

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you should be able to repair the harness just solder the wires and heatshrink the connection
the new harness costs
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  • Posted on Mar 22, 2009

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best place to start is behind your back light then follow wires to a place where you want to splice in your trailer socket

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  • Posted on Jul 08, 2009

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Hi and welcome to FixYa,

If the starter relay in your version uses blue / white and red / white wires, then to my understanding, connection would be:

  • blue / white - goes to the start switch and is supplied with +12 on starting;
  • red / white - goes to the starter circuit cut-out relay. This cut-out relay controls whether the starting relay gets a ground based on neutral/gear and clutch lever conditions.

Good luck and thank you for asking FixYa.

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  • Posted on Nov 08, 2009

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Hi and welcome to FixYa,

Would the wiring of a 95 YZF750 R/SP European model help?

Good luck and thank you for asking FixYa.

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