Is this the injector wires
That looks like the throttle position sensor (TPS) to me.
That also looks like a carb and not a throttle body, which would mean no injectors or pressure. What year is this?
That also looks like a carb and not a throttle body, which would mean no injectors or pressure. What year is this?
Last edited by alloro; Apr 7, 2016 at 11:53 AM.
First off I'm a newb, I've only worked with modern Japanese FI motorcycles. The gas tank needs to be replaced. According to my service manual. I need to release the pressure in the fuel system before removing the gas tank. I attached an image of the procedure in post #1, which states to jump wire #1, #2 too Ground, Power(5 secs) to release the pressure.
My problem is I can't find anything anywhere (this manual or online) that points exactly to where the injector wiring harness is located. I looked around the engine where I suspected (no real knowledge here) and found the plug pictured. It has 4 pins as pictured, and the bracket looks like the illustration, but, that means dick. I just want to find out where the injector wiring harness is located so I can follow this procedure and remove the tank.
My problem is I can't find anything anywhere (this manual or online) that points exactly to where the injector wiring harness is located. I looked around the engine where I suspected (no real knowledge here) and found the plug pictured. It has 4 pins as pictured, and the bracket looks like the illustration, but, that means dick. I just want to find out where the injector wiring harness is located so I can follow this procedure and remove the tank.
Problem resolved.
The pictures I posted in the first thread is in fact the Injector Wire Harness plug thingymajig. I connected to ground and power as outline and I could hear the pressure released. Thanks for the help guys.
The pictures I posted in the first thread is in fact the Injector Wire Harness plug thingymajig. I connected to ground and power as outline and I could hear the pressure released. Thanks for the help guys.










