new here and have questions....
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I have a 73 ...
new here and have questions....
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Junior Member
new here and have questions....
ok just joined up here and really have enjoyed the information i have read....now I have a question of my own....
I have a 73 cb350 that im building....the brake switch on the bikes wiring harness calls for one wire green/yellow trace is the signal wire for the brake switch....the brake switch that in using (GSXR rearsets) is a 2 wire brake switch...black/white trace and orange....
should I hook the green/yellow from the harness to the orange and energize the black/white?
green/yellow to black/white and energize the orange?
green/yellow to orange and ground the black/white?
green/yellow to black/white and ground the orange?
thanks in advanced!
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Senior Member
All switches have two leads. Stock switch was black and g/y.
Your stock switch would get voltage from the ignition switch through the black wire, passing it on through the g/y wire when you pull the lever.
For all intents and purposes it doesn't matter which wire goes where; it's a switch. If I were doing it, I would put the b/w wire on black (from the switch) and orange on g/y (to the lamp)
-Deek
EDIT: I should clarify that not ALL switches have two leads; some switches ground through their case and have only one lead. You don't have one though.
Last edited by ILoveThumpers; 04-04-2014 at 08:16 AM.
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