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@Scud: It's brutal! or should I say brutale?
gstallons replied to p6x's topic in Special place for banter and conversation
I made it 5 & some change..... All my life I considered MV the work of art in mechanical engineering and form. Uhhhhh. not today . -
I will find ALL these and print them off .
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I have two of the diagrams "blown up" to about 14X24 and laminated in plastic. I can use erasable markers on them. Also , I HAD at one time all of Kiwi_Roy's diagrams printed off . They are in color w/footnotes along w/V readings where needed. I could NOT find the headlight diagrams . I remember having them because there are two "styles" , earlyish and lateish ! There is a difference in them n I can't remember . It was silly whatever it was . I am going to have to search my folders here and find them or search this forum again and find them . He is offline here and has been for sometime. I reached out to him and never got a response . I wish him well ! BTW , I leave German automobile wiring diagrams alone . I last tried one on a M/B retractable hardtop. Got an American version and was able to understand it w/o any troubles.
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I need to get all these diagrams enlarged and figure out what fits what along with Italian to English language .
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You're right
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The oil press. sw. , fuel level sw. , tach. and N light (along w/more devices) all share 12v from the lights relay. # 34 in the wiring diagram .
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BMW R12S 2025 in Orange; nice!
gstallons replied to p6x's topic in Special place for banter and conversation
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Make sure you are using the wiring diagram supplied w/your owner's manual.
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I "think" the fuel level sensor is a capacitive type sensor . I THINK. If you disconnected it and the gremlins went away , you could be sure it was low on fuel or the sensor was messed up.
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Now that this is fixed . Get the wiring diagram (in the back of your owner's manual and have it enlarged making a dozen copies w/6 of them 8.5 X 11 and 6 of them LARGE . You will need this for down the road . Also , go back through this forum and find ALL of Kiwi_Roy's diagrams and make copies. I think he posted maybe eight total. I have them and could not find them .or it would have been VERY helpful. Also , get relay connectors and splice them into the existing wiring . It will clean things up and make future work easy.
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Put all this input down on paper and check off everything after each test and verify the original system was/is working w/the modified system . The factory lighting has a dim light w/the key on . When you apply flash to pass the bright light should come on and go out when you remove your finger. Also the headlight should be on w/the key on and go out when you push the start button and the starter cranks .
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Is relay 2 still in the relay gang ? r1 start r2 headlight r3 sidestand r4 ECU r5 injection and are ALL fuses in place and are good ? As mentioned earlier , pin 86 (normally) goes to ground , ,pin 85 to switch , pin 30 to b+ and pin 87 to headlamp dim or bright . You are using two relays for this purpose . If this is wired into the factory wiring correctly , all relays are in place and fuses are good , it should be working.
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Winter Project - My New to Me Sad Neglected LeMans
gstallons replied to Steve Swan's topic in 24/7 V11
Any MG dealer has/can get these . get two and have a standby. The grease is a brand / type of grease. Everyone has their preference . -
Winter Project - My New to Me Sad Neglected LeMans
gstallons replied to Steve Swan's topic in 24/7 V11
In this case , whatever you want . If you were cleaning and regreasing a roller bearing in a wheel . As CLEAN as possible and a hi-temp wheel bearing grease , w/just enough grease . You don't want too much or it will overheat . -
new reg, new stator, new battery, still poor charge
gstallons replied to LaGrasta's topic in Technical Topics
Set the record straight. Stator=the portion of the alternator charging system that remains stationary. Rotor= the portion of the alternator charging system that rotates/spins . -
This should have been mentioned at the beginning : after Weegie's epiphany , no one can help you with this until you find out what type of mods have been made to this bike's wiring . It appears that two relays are installed to control the headlight low and hi beams. W/O a proper wiring diagram no one can help you . Was this like this when you purchased the bike or did you do this work ?
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You say you "swapped pin 86 relay wires" there are two wires involved ? true. Which two wires are you swapping ? The wires / colors , are they factory color and factory wiring . We can't help you w/o complete info. It looks like there are two relays that are in this system . are the both the same where the relay has two 87 pins ?
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Swapping the wires at pin 86 and what ? Pins 86 and 85 normally consist of a ground and a switched ign.voltage . This controls the coil to energize the relay . Pressing the headlight flasher , as in "flash to pass" ?
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Winter Project - My New to Me Sad Neglected LeMans
gstallons replied to Steve Swan's topic in 24/7 V11
I have never removed the swingarm bearings but I know they are extremely "in there". A+ on the clean & repack IF they are not rusty. Lots of brake-kleen and compressed air to clean them up. When/if you go this route , pack them full of wheel bearing grease and put the dust shield back on. If you know someone w/a threaded puller to pull the bearings out this might be a good idea . I know a real good heat gun is needed to get them out / in if you go this route. If you accomplish this , pack the new roller bearings w/grease . New bearings have just enuf grease in them to not rust. -
Winter Project - My New to Me Sad Neglected LeMans
gstallons replied to Steve Swan's topic in 24/7 V11
Gotcha !