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JOHNYBOY


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does any one know the colours of the cables for the clutch switch & front brake switch non fitted to my ttr i stalled it last time out & i was in second or third gear had to fumble about to find neutral  i assume these wires are under the tank & are on multi plugs think i am going to fit a clutch switch



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#i will try and have a look tomorrow, need to fit a new clutch cable so will have the tank off, i disconnected my clutch switch and bridged the connector, i use my bike alot off road and if i stall i like to be able to start the bike in gear, when my switch was wired up i had to knock the bike in to neutral before it would start.

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thanks i thought you had to have a clutch switch to start in gear with the clutch pulled in so are you saying join the wires together

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is it yellow & brown to brake & blue green clutch

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JOHNYBOY wrote:

thanks i thought you had to have a clutch switch to start in gear with the clutch pulled in so are you saying join the wires together

This is the way some owners bypass the switches John:

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JOHNYBOY wrote:

is it yellow & brown to brake & blue green clutch

 I think it is more blue and blue/yellow wires John but I am sure it will be obvious when you look as there aren't many (any?) other two wire connectors at that point of the loom.

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brian your a star when you going to teach our new super guru steve to answer all our questions i know this takes time i would take the opertunity to be your apprentise you listening steve anyway you found me a washer yet for under valve spring to head many thanks to both of you john

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We haven't found one yet, don't want to let Brian get boredwinkwink



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had a look this morning put the 2 clutch switch wires together & soldered together shrink wrapped them found brake switch plug job done need to sort out front brake switch thanks guys

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