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I am in the process of installing apes on my bike. And after reading hundreds of threads about running internal wires I opted to leave the green plug on the TBW. What a stupid idea..........
Lon story short... wires got stuck and ended up destroying the green plug getting everything back out. and the TBW wires pulled out.
So the question is........
on the sleeve sid there is 2 red, 2 white, and 2 black wires. And on the harness side there is blue, gray, red, violet, brown and black wires.
Can anyone tell me which wire goes to which wire?
sorry man, my old rk still has throttle cables... but at the risk of sounding like a dick, i will say, if i did have a tbw bike, and i was working on that bike, i bet my shop manual would have the answers i'm lookin for, in the electrical/wiring section. You do have a shop manual... Right?
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