wiring diagram to eliminate the keyswitch?

[dave393]

gen 1 busa, is there a post or can someone help me with this. i just want a toggle switch. its a dragbike only.
help please.
thanks dave

[fvance]

There was a thread, a couple of years ago, with instructions. I had them but they went away when that computer died.

[dave393]

i found some info on psychobike, i think its enough info.
thanks

[murderedout07]

i found some info on psychobike, i think its enough info.
thanks

Link?

[dave393]

there is 3 or 4 links. they all say the same thing. i took apart an old ignition switch today. then you see its pretty simple. black with white tracer is attatched to a 100 ohm resistor, connect the orange with yellow tracer to the other end of resistor. connect orange and red together(ignition) with a toggle, and brown and gray can be toggled together for headlights.

[sportbikeryder]

there is 3 or 4 links. they all say the same thing. i took apart an old ignition switch today. then you see its pretty simple. black with white tracer is attatched to a 100 ohm resistor, connect the orange with yellow tracer to the other end of resistor. connect orange and red together(ignition) with a toggle, and brown and gray can be toggled together for headlights.

Yup

The ECU is looking for the resistor as sort of a simple antitheft. It can be put inline pretty much anywhere from the orange / yellow to ground.

[dave393]

there is 3 or 4 links. they all say the same thing. i took apart an old ignition switch today. then you see its pretty simple. black with white tracer is attatched to a 100 ohm resistor, connect the orange with yellow tracer to the other end of resistor. connect orange and red together(ignition) with a toggle, and brown and gray can be toggled together for headlights.

Yup

The ECU is looking for the resistor as sort of a simple antitheft. It can be put inline pretty much anywhere from the orange / yellow to ground.


thats very interesting! i had no idea thats what it was for.

[sportbikeryder]

I don't know if that is really what it was put in there for. I could never think of another reason though, so I've always gone with it. 

[FILT166]

with a toggle, and brown and gray can be toggled together for headlights.

So can i splice this and use a toggle to shut the lights off? Do i need a toggle only or use with a relay? I know its against the law etc.... Reason is my stator is week, so any less strain on it while at idle will help the battery keep charged. Or maybe a ground wire somewhere is better to toggle. This is on a 99

[dave393]

with a toggle, and brown and gray can be toggled together for headlights.

So can i splice this and use a toggle to shut the lights off? Do i need a toggle only or use with a relay? I know its against the law etc.... Reason is my stator is week, so any less strain on it while at idle will help the battery keep charged. Or maybe a ground wire somewhere is better to toggle. This is on a 99

you will have 2 toggles. one for on/off and one for lights, leave the lights toggle in the off position if ya want.

[whtrthanu]

this should work on the gen 2 as well i would think...the switch is the same.....