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I went to help a buddy put his bike back together today after he changed the handlebars. The question I have is what is the small harness in the picture. We could not find a male harness that it would connect to. It is a 2011 RG.
Does it connect to something or not?
I have an 07 SG and didn't have to worry about this "malarki"!
Also, the ABS light is blinking, any ideas...did not have to change any cables.
Don't know about the big one, but I have that black and white one inside the headlight assy on my RKC and it doesn't connect to anything.
ABS light blinks until you go over 3 or 5 mph. If you changed the brake lines, you might have to go back to dealer to have them reset the ABS solenoids, but the ABS light usually stays on continuously when there is something wrong.
I think the ABS light stays on or blinks till you get up to 5 mph or higher. Something like that. Check the book and the WD's and they should show you where those go. I would think they are for something.
I went to help a buddy put his bike back together today after he changed the handlebars. The question I have is what is the small harness in the picture. We could not find a male harness that it would connect to. It is a 2011 RG.
Does it connect to something or not?
I have an 07 SG and didn't have to worry about this "malarki"!
Also, the ABS light is blinking, any ideas...did not have to change any cables.
There may not be a TBW problem by these answers. This small harness comes thru the bars with the TBW harness, I assumed it was part of the TBW. All these wires are taped together and split off into 2 harnesses. The large set is the TBW Correct? What is the small set?
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