Aside from the melty spot, that fourth slot is supposed to have something in it, correct?
As a background I took the bike ('04) off the trickle charger and the 30A main was blown. Just starting to dig in.
Edited March 15, 2016 by BrianFAside from the melty spot, that fourth slot is supposed to have something in it, correct?
As a background I took the bike ('04) off the trickle charger and the 30A main was blown. Just starting to dig in.
Edited March 15, 2016 by BrianFHi Brian,
According to the wiring diagrams in the 2002+ service manual and in the 2005+ standard wiring diagram (coloured) there are only three small gauge wires into the starter relay module.
* Yellow/red - starter switch
* Green/red - clutch & side stand
* Red - ignition switch
My guess is that your overheated connector is the red power lead.
ps. keep the great photos coming
LorneHi Brian,
According to the wiring diagrams in the 2002+ service manual and in the 2005+ standard wiring diagram (coloured) there are only three small gauge wires into the starter relay module.
* Yellow/red - starter switch
* Green/red - clutch & side stand
* Red - ignition switch
My guess is that your overheated connector is the red power lead.
ps. keep the great photos coming
Got it, thank you.
And yes will do, many more to post.
Edited March 15, 2016 by BrianFI have seen melting of this connector on more than one bike. Most common cause corrosion or conncetors loosen their clamping force. Transition resistance causing heat and melting the plastic connector. Remedy: remove corrosion and use a pincer to tighten the female connector.