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wire colors

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According to my wiring diagram my bike has some 25+ different wire colors. I was thinking of starting to replace some of them as they feel hard and unflexible but I definitely want to keep the same wire colors. Otherwise I fear I will never be able to figure out the correct wiring anymore. I checked Radio shack but they only had a few different colors. So my question : does anybody know where to order all these different colors ?
Second question : This probably will have to wait until after the summer but does anyone has any tips on how to do this ? Especially the main harness. I just want to make sure I really know what I'm getting into before I start taking the harness off. Thanks !
 
Digno,
Do a search on the internet for wiring harnesses. There are several out there. You may be able to get one built cheaper than dooing it yourself. There are a couple in California that do old cars and trucks that are just great. I had one made for my 65 Ford pick up. Even if you cant get a harness made maybe they can give you a source for the wiring. I know theres a couple of places in Columbus (born and raised there) that specialize in restoring old vehicles using OEM or reproduction OEM parts.
 
I have one from 82 GS750 in decient condition if that helps
 
Re: wire colors

I bought a Suzuki wiring harness for a 1980 GSX1100 a few months ago. The harness for your bike should be still available from the a dealer.

Earl


DignoGS1100G said:
According to my wiring diagram my bike has some 25+ different wire colors. I was thinking of starting to replace some of them as they feel hard and unflexible but I definitely want to keep the same wire colors. Otherwise I fear I will never be able to figure out the correct wiring anymore. I checked Radio shack but they only had a few different colors. So my question : does anybody know where to order all these different colors ?
Second question : This probably will have to wait until after the summer but does anyone has any tips on how to do this ? Especially the main harness. I just want to make sure I really know what I'm getting into before I start taking the harness off. Thanks !
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Seems I better don't touch it myself. I'll check with the dealer. Thanks for the inputs.
 
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