carb conversion, engine light
Hey everyone, I have a question, last fall I finally removed my MM injection system from 2000 road glide, and replaced it with a 45mm sceaming eagle CV carb...it works really great and with some help here the whole conversion went smooth and easy
so thanks for that.
but now that that is done I have an engine light on because it doesnt see the computer anymore, I want to ether remove the bulb or cut the power to it, so I need to know ether how to get the gauge apart or what wire to cut, lots of these conversions have been done in the past so I'm hopeing that someone will remeber how to do this
so thanks for that.but now that that is done I have an engine light on because it doesnt see the computer anymore, I want to ether remove the bulb or cut the power to it, so I need to know ether how to get the gauge apart or what wire to cut, lots of these conversions have been done in the past so I'm hopeing that someone will remeber how to do this
There were 2000 RG's with carbs weren't there? If so, there should be a way to get it functioning properly (unless you used aftermarket ignition maybe?) Just taking the bulb out is a bandaid, and could be problematic in the future. What are the details of your conversion?
assuming you used a twin tec or other module to replace the stock...engine light no longer applies, so just snip and cap the wire or remove the wire from a connector block.
i don;t have a 2000 i'll see if i can find a wiring diagram i can reference
mike
i don;t have a 2000 i'll see if i can find a wiring diagram i can reference
mike
Last edited by mkguitar; Jan 28, 2016 at 11:42 AM.
I used a factory ignition box, and a plug and play harness...I removed the old haness and computer, the only senser used now Is the crank shaft senser I belive so yes the light is now redundent, I just need a way to stop the glow...lol
sorry, I don;t a have a wiring diagram...someone here does and I'm sure can trace the wiring for you.
seeing that you are in Angus, I suppose we have a little time to sort this out.
Mike
seeing that you are in Angus, I suppose we have a little time to sort this out.
Mike
I would appreciate it
yes I have some time ...lol...the bike is in pieces being painted this year
yes I have some time ...lol...the bike is in pieces being painted this year
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