clivegto

Well the Turbo Magnum fired up straight away this evening. I did do a little video of it but it's too big to upload.

Everything appears to be working correctly on the wiring loom just needs rapping up. Quite a lot of the wires are not needed as it turns out.

Red was permanent live, orange/green was switched live and black/yellow was for the tacho. Thanks for your help gents.

Thanks that makes sense.

Thanks I have that already. To be fair I am no electric engineer but I am a very practical man and some of the stuff on the diagram makes no sense to me when wiring in the koso clocks.

Old broken set of Mk1 b12 clocks I have appears to have black/red and orange/green ?

Am customising a mk2 Bandit 1200 loom for my Harris project with koso clocks. All work now apart from I have 3 wires left from the loom black/yellow, red, and orange/green. Question is which one is the tacho and what should I do with the other 2. All 3 wires did go to the b12 clocks.

Yea indeed

How do you know

You should see the other sheds

Side stand switch clutch switch check every thing.

Got a button switchy thing . Spot lights on the front are wired to use one as high beam & the other as low beam. Have wired the switch in so I have the choice of having both spot lights on for high beam if I want.

Made a little bracket to hold the horn on. No front brake light switch on the brembo master cylinder so got a m10x1 double banjo pressure bolt. Fitted it rebled the system then one of the dowty washers let go squirting brake fluid over the clocks and lights fitted some copper washers the rebled it again. Fitted a back brake line from my stash and bled that through, although it did take 24 hours to let the air rise out of the system got most of the wiring working now but all needs tidying up.

Yes mate as I said before all Oldskoolsuzuki members are welcome to pitch there tent or park there van at our house for the weekend at no cost.

Come put your tent up at our house no problemo

@gsxr884sells Hindle pipes he is in the traders section.

Would have thought Hindle will make one to fit.

Bang it in and go have some fun if you must. I would hold of and build my own motor then go have lots of fun

It is fairly tidy to what it is sometimes

It see's. Although the battery is flat.

Now have a working back light, horn, indicators and clock face. Wired the fuel pump into the kill switch. Still lots to chop out and shorten.

Mk1 busa rods to fit your pistons with a 2mm spacor plate under the block will keep costs down.