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The two grounds at the seat are good.
I don't know where the ground from the speedo and tach meet up with the ground from the TSM. Probably under the tanks...
Everything is working (grounded) but the turn signals.
How can I "Ohm Out" the wire if it is broken or disconnected between the two ends?
Ohming it out will tell you if it is broken in the middle of the room.
Granted that is kinda hard but I'll ask you a counter question.
How will you replace a wire in a loom that is broken inside the loom?
When I said ohm it out I was figuring the problem would be at the connection to the frame.
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