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Neutral Indicator Light

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Hello All,

I threw out the guages for my 79 GS 850 today. Well, not literally threw them out, but have decided not to use them for the bike. I will go to aftermarket ones, to kind of clean up the look of the bike a bit (very subjective I know).

My question: How would I wire up a seperate indictor light for neutral, as the gauges that I will be using don't allow for this display.

Afterall, it is nice to know when your bike is in neutral right? :lol:
 
I'm not familiar with your guages. Does the indicator just have a light plugged into the back of the guage or is it internal? If it has a light plugged nto the back that's the start for n indicator. At any rate all you have to do is locate the wires that power that indicator then hook up a small led and find a place to mount it. The red led's show up best in daylight.
 
Billy Ricks said:
I'm not familiar with your guages. Does the indicator just have a light plugged into the back of the guage or is it internal? If it has a light plugged nto the back that's the start for n indicator. At any rate all you have to do is locate the wires that power that indicator then hook up a small led and find a place to mount it. The red led's show up best in daylight.
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Thanks Billy,

Now that I'm reading your response I feel a little foolish about my question. Afterall, it's a straight forward question, responded to with a simple answer! :D I don't know why I did't think of that myself. :roll:

But the real question is why am I spending so much time on this board?
I think I need to get a life! No wait, I think I just need to get the bike finished and go out for a long ride! :wink:


Thanks

p.s. Maybe when I get the courage I will post a picture of
strange looking GS
 
The neutral light is turned on when it is grounded thru the gear position switch-- blue wire
 
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