Right-Side Connector (Lights Switch)
Green/blue (3) provides power from the ignition switch via the
starter load-relief relay. In position 3, white/yellow (4) provides
power for the headlight. In positions 2 and 3 gray/blue (7) provides
power for the auxiliary lights. In position 1, lights are off.
Cut the green (3), gray/blue (7), and white/yellow (4) wires a
couple of inches from the plug. Strip the short ends and connect
them together. You can either solder or use a crimp connector. This
provides an unbroken power supply for the headlight (white/yellow)
and running lights (gray/blue). This is how the stock US part is
wired, so the bike is still legal in the US: the headlight and running
lights are always on.
A couple of inches from the plug, cut the brown (ground) wire.
Strip both ends. Strip the other end of the green ("power")
wire. Connect the green and two brown wires together. Now the switch
that used to provide power for the running lights and headlights
provides ground for the auxiliary lamp relay(s).
Left-Side Connector (Hi/Lo Switch)
Power comes form the white/yellow wire (7). The white wire (1)
is energized to turn on the high beam. The yellow wire (4) is energized
to turn on the low beam. The green/blue wire (8) provides power
so that you can flash the high-beam even if the headlights are switched
off by the right-hand switch. It is redundant in US-spec bikes.
Auxiliary lamps relay: Connect one side of the relay-coil
(10) to the white wire on the left-hand switch (1) (white/black
checkered) and the other side (8) to the white/yellow wire of the
right-hand switch (4) (white/red). Connect one side of the relay-switch
(7) through a fuse to the battery (white/black checkered) and the
other side (6) to the auxiliary lamps (yellow). Ground the auxiliary
lamps.
Fog lamps relay (not pictured): Connect one
side of the relay-coil (10) to the yellow wire on the left-hand
switch (4) and the other side to the Gray/blue wire of the right-hand
switch (7). Connect one side of the relay-switch to through a fuse
to the battery (7) and the other side (6)to the fog lamps. Ground
the fog lamps.
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