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Old 02-22-2015, 09:38 PM
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Getting the #109 back together. I thought I took enough pictures but I guess I didn't.

Getting ready to put the fender/seat on but I've got 3 mystery wires that I DO NOT KNOW where they go??????????

I looked up every wiring diagram on the # 109 & to no avail. They DO NOT show these 3 wires.

I'm STUMMPED as to where or what they hook up to??????????

Just by looking at them it's obvious that they come off the main loom with the battery + cable but what are these buggers???????

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They hook to the voltage regulator.
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Voltage regulator, taillites?
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Voltage regulator,shudda took some pictures. ...
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Voltage regulator,shudda took some pictures. ...
I feel like a MORON.

Had voltage regulator burnt into my feeble mind that it was located up front by the nose. Thats why these wires were STUMPING me.

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They hook to the voltage regulator.
Yeah yeah yeah rub it in.

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Your next question is: "How do I know where they hook to on the regulator?"

Got a test light and a multi-meter?

You could go off the color....... but they all look yellow to me.
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Take some Acetone or Lacquer Thinner to clean off the yellow paint to see what the color of the Wire is, so you know where to hook them up.
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