Adding electrical???
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Carlsbad Springs Ontario
wiring mods.
i think i follow U Bullys but if i understand correctly, the hot wire U say with ignition switch off is always hot, regardless of of switch position, so i think it will never go out, because it will be always on......f__k im gittin confused.... thanks boys, may just have to add a manual switch switch to make it work, would have liked to use the igniton switch though, nice and clean look....hoped that a 7 post/pole switch was available on one of the other models that would fit....maybe someone else will post....Bullys, u git what im sayin.....it will always be on.....
Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Ethan, S.Dak.
Ironwright, sorry i didn't get back to you right away but i haven't been on my computer till now. Here is a link that will give you a good understanding of how a relay works. In your case you will need the Normally Closed relay so it will turn the power on to your new electrical item when the bike is shut off (the ignition is turned off) and turn the new item off when the bike is started (or the ignition is turned on). Hope this helps.
http://www.installdr.com/TechDocs/999403.pdf
http://www.installdr.com/TechDocs/999403.pdf
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Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2012
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What you are trying to do requires a relay to provide a power source when the ignition switch is turned off and also a seperate on/off switch to manually control the power source you require. If you need assistance to wire the relay etc. then please provide a complete description of what exactly you are trying to accomplish .
Bully, no probs, its the weekend anyways....thanks for the link....will start lookin later tonight or tomorrow for a source for a relay...waitin for a budd to call also, he a electronic guy, he has all kinds of shiiite..he hard to git a hold of some times
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