Bought a 90cc frame put a '06 Buyang 50cc motor into frame. Motor fits fine and I have all parts for the wiring harness, but the wires have been cut. I desperately need a wiring diagram or if someone could tell me which wire goes where. Just looking to get it running, not in need of alarms or emerg. cut offs....etc.

Thank you!!!!!

 

here ya go.


http://www.buyatvsonline.com/buyang-...-pi-10435.html

 

thanks for diagram. i just dumb truck driver is there any thing easier to look at.that might say connect red to yellow or some thing like that.i need the dummy version. thank you

 

lynn edwards told me hoe to wire up this quad,after doing it exactaly the way he said i still have nothingcant even jump with screw driver no spark a starter silioid. nothing. have 12 volts going in but nothing coming out switched siliniod still same thing any thing would be appreacatied.thank you for a great site and to mr edwards.

 

Sir, it looks like spaghetti, but just start at the battery ground and work your way around. the colors are listed on the left hand column. DON'T hook up the positive until you've check your work at least three times. since you have the wires loose, it might help to lay everything out on a sheet of cardboard, taping the wires and connectors down where the would go. One thing at a time, patience.

 

You need a voltmeter.
You have to make sure that volataage is going from the battery to the next connection. A bad wire, loose connector or a wire in the wrong place can cause problems. You have to check each lead. Also, make sure you use connectors when fixing cut wires, not just twisting them. I use crimp connectors.

 

A voltmeter is fine and dandy if you have one handy. They can get kind of expensive. Gut the problem. BTW most places like Autozone will charge nominal fee for a loan however.

 

Meters were expensive once upon a time. Today they are dirt cheap:

7 Function Digital Multimeter

There is no excuse for not having a meter at your disposal .

The above link to a sales add will go away in a week or so. For those coming later by search engine just go to:

http://www.harborfreight.com

and search for "voltmeter".

 

What?! You actually trust that Chinese crap!!! Ohh wait.....damn.
Thanks for the link, I've never heard of Harbor Freight before. Good looking out.

 

think twice before you bad mouth Harbor Freight. sure they have some items that are borderline cheap, but they do have several tools that are great and sturdy, long lasting. i've bought many a tool or accessory from them, and still using them several years later.