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I want to connect a new stop light,because my bike (sportsters xl 2004)dont have a 1, for the stop light have three diferents color wires, whats is the machts (for plate, acc and the stop
Re: I want to connect a new stop light,because my bike...
The latest schematic I have is a 1999 model. On it, the Black wire is the Tail Light, the Red & Yellow wire is the Stop Light, and the Orange & White wire is the power wire. Hope this helps.
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when you stop at a light you need to reve the throttle to get it in to nuteral the gears in the ****** are not lined up you should sift it first before you stop.
yes, it could be the battery. Your turn signals don't take anymore than about 5 amps to run. To start your bike, it takes about 200 amps. Take your battery out and take it to an automotive parts store. Ask them to load test the battery for you. This is usually free and it'll tell you the condition of your battery. Odds are, that's your problem.
The tachometer is an electronic tach and gets it's "pulses" from the ignition coil. The older bikes had a pink wire that went to "negative" side of the coil. The negative side of the coil is the side the electronic sensor plate in the ignition cavity on the right side of the engine connects to.
If you are going to install a new ignition unit, all you basically need to know is which wire is the "HOT" wire. Disconnect all the wires to the coil, turn the ignition switch on and use a test light to find the "power" wire. Once you know which wire this is, you'll need the wiring schematic for the particular type of ignition unit you're installing on your bike. Usually, if you got the website for the manufacturer, they'll have "installation instructions" under their "Technical" section. Usually, with a dual fire ignition system, there are only three wires to hook up. Good Luck!
If you have rear running lights, the bike has an accessory (Harley OR aftermarket) running light module. If the module wiring is connected securely, it's possible the module has failed. If this is the case= no fix except to replace the module.
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