Kill Switch?
Aug 23, 2005 | 05:03 PM
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Kill Switch?
Originally posted by: SCOUNDREL
How many of you guys actually use a kill switch anyway?
I thought that it was only a requirement if you are in a closed track.
As of yet I have not seen anyone using one in the dunes......[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]
How many of you guys actually use a kill switch anyway?
I thought that it was only a requirement if you are in a closed track.
As of yet I have not seen anyone using one in the dunes......[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]
I've combined it with a toggle switch.
Dec 29, 2005 | 05:23 PM
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Kill Switch?
I have my headlight out so it makes this a lot easier. I hope this helps.
Okay, there is the sleeve of wires coming from the on/off, headlight switch on the handlebar, going down behind the headlight. In this bunch of wires is a Black and White wire. It plugs into a solid White wire. This is the wire. I unplugged the two and plugged in the kill switch which has a pig tail splitter. Then you just need a ground. I used the Black ground that comes off the clutch lever.
Okay, there is the sleeve of wires coming from the on/off, headlight switch on the handlebar, going down behind the headlight. In this bunch of wires is a Black and White wire. It plugs into a solid White wire. This is the wire. I unplugged the two and plugged in the kill switch which has a pig tail splitter. Then you just need a ground. I used the Black ground that comes off the clutch lever.
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