Hello.... I had to move my instrument gauge cluster due to the fact I got bar riders. Im hooking up new LED lights on tank. Does anyone know what the colored wires wire to? I have attached a picture. Left and right turn signal and oil pressure, high beams and neutral. Hope someone can help.

The wires and the letters next to them:

Brown wire:R
Green and yellow:O
Light brown wire:N
Black wire:G
Orange wire:B
White wire:H
Purple wire:L


Thanks

 

Just using the info you gave above, I would guess:

R = right turn signal
O = oil idiot light
N = neutral indicator
G = ground
B = battery, so hot wire...or possibly backlight, if there is one
H = high beam indicator
L = left turn signal

 

Ok cool that is what I figured. I have new LED lights from drag. Each LEd has 2 wires and I only have one ground comming from factory housing. How would you wire this to make it correct?

 

This will help you out.

 

The purple, brown, and white wires are switched hot wires for left, right, and high beam lights. The black is their common ground wire.
The orange wire is hot from the ignition. It's always on when the key is on.
The green with yellow, and the tan wire are switched ground wires for oil and neutral lights.

 

good guess!

 

Your one black ground wire goes to the ground side of the right, left, and high beam. All three into one.

 

Each led needs a hot and a ground. The 3 lights, high beam and turns, will need their wires to the led positive, And all 3 of their negatives to the common black ground wire (or the case if it is grounded).

The oil and neutral will be opposite. The led positive will both connect to the Orange hot wire. Then the led negatives will go to their respective trigger wires. These to lights are grounded to turn on. The other 3 are given juice on the hot side to turn on.

 

Kirk, did any of this help?