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- mrapriliafalco
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would anyone have a clue about these wires [img
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Yup, Kiwi's right, the ones with the connectors are the diagnostic wires, they shouldn't be connected, leave 'em be. Not so sure about the "loose" wire at the top of the picture (the green & blue one), not been in the ECU box for a while. I presume it's the restriction wire, that gets cut to derestrict the bikes (as they're shipped restricted for the EU markets). If I get chance, I'll check under the seat on mine tonight
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Yup, for whats its worth I also concur. The connector is for the diagnositics so leave it alone and the cut wire will be the cut restrictor wire from the ECUFirestarter wrote:Yup, Kiwi's right, the ones with the connectors are the diagnostic wires, they shouldn't be connected, leave 'em be. Not so sure about the "loose" wire at the top of the picture (the green & blue one), not been in the ECU box for a while. I presume it's the restriction wire, that gets cut to derestrict the bikes (as they're shipped restricted for the EU markets). If I get chance, I'll check under the seat on mine tonight
So if the bikes running OK all is well
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