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Old 11-03-14, 10:17 AM   #1
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Default Do I need these wires? Curvy.

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Do these wires need coonecting back to block, engine ran before bike was broken.
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Old 11-03-14, 10:24 AM   #2
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Hi,
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Do these wires need coonecting back to block, engine ran before bike was broken.
Give us a clue
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Old 11-03-14, 10:41 AM   #3
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Hope these help,
Pic 2 my old cable/ engine.
Pic 3 conn block (rubber boot)under petrol tank


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Old 11-03-14, 11:02 AM   #4
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That's the neutral switch wire and the 2nd/3rd gear signal to the ECU. Engine will run without them.
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Old 11-03-14, 11:04 AM   #5
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Sid, why would they be spliced in 1st place, common practice,performance mod? also would it still show neutral on dash?

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Old 11-03-14, 11:14 AM   #6
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Default Re: Do I need these wires? Curvy.

The two that are disconnected need not be spliced, (but it doesn't matter if they are), they are the 2nd/3rd gear signal to the the ECU, and are removed to inhibit the ignition retard that made a Curvy pass the then current noise test, blue wire goes to the neutral light.
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Default Do I need these wires? Curvy.

Appreciate your time, sorry for being a bit vague earlier.
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Old 12-03-14, 08:33 PM   #8
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The two that are disconnected need not be spliced, (but it doesn't matter if they are), they are the 2nd/3rd gear signal to the the ECU, and are removed to inhibit the ignition retard that made a Curvy pass the then current noise test, blue wire goes to the neutral light.

Did this make the ECU restrict 2nd & 3rd ??

Don't get how it helped with noise
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Default Do I need these wires? Curvy.

Restrict no, retards the timing a dab at certain revs in the two relevant gears as a means of ever-so-slightly depressing power output and thus reducing noise a bit so that the bike would pass the then current noise test.
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Back again,SS, do you recommend connecting as per original block if mot spec no longer applies?
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