fantomaz
Member
Ok, ok!
Here's the explanation:
There was a yellow cable, coming from the harness, with +12v on it, but apparently it wasnt the RIGHT yellow cable...
For what I have been told, on 2004 bikes there is a separate harness going from the module connector directly to the coil, even though my original harness did'nt have that wire (might have been modified by the guy that imported the bike)
So basically I wired a cable from the module to the coil and bang, sparks...
What remains a mystery is the yellow cable coming from the new harness, and going thru the connector that went to the coil and the old key switch: where does it come from? where is it supposed to go? why is there +12v on it? Mystery...
Anyway, the bike runs, and that's all that counts for me at the moment...
PS: If anyone has a good tutorial on how to install a dynatek 2Ki on a 2004, I'm interested....
Here's the explanation:
There was a yellow cable, coming from the harness, with +12v on it, but apparently it wasnt the RIGHT yellow cable...
For what I have been told, on 2004 bikes there is a separate harness going from the module connector directly to the coil, even though my original harness did'nt have that wire (might have been modified by the guy that imported the bike)
So basically I wired a cable from the module to the coil and bang, sparks...
What remains a mystery is the yellow cable coming from the new harness, and going thru the connector that went to the coil and the old key switch: where does it come from? where is it supposed to go? why is there +12v on it? Mystery...
Anyway, the bike runs, and that's all that counts for me at the moment...
PS: If anyone has a good tutorial on how to install a dynatek 2Ki on a 2004, I'm interested....