Wiring connectors

[SamCrow]

I'm in the process of fitting new turn signals to my GS650GL, and the previous own kindly cut some of the wiring so I've got some replacing to to do. Obviously I could use any sort of connectors, but I was trying to remain "stock" to minimise maintenance headaches down the line (without having to replace all the connectors upfront!).

Any ideas what I should be searching for to find a good match?

[tom203]

I'm in the process of fitting new turn signals to my GS650GL, and the previous own kindly cut some of the wiring so I've got some replacing to to do. Obviously I could use any sort of connectors, but I was trying to remain "stock" to minimise maintenance headaches down the line (without having to replace all the connectors upfront!).

Any ideas what I should be searching for to find a good match?

The stock stuff was mostly bullet connectors, but I'd avoid those and opt for male/female spades. Make sure your turn signals have a good ground . Hopefully, you have ventured to Basscliff's site and scooped a color wiring diagram to help you navigate Suzuki's approach to electrics!

[cowboyup3371]

I've been buying my connectors recently from Cycle Re-Cycle II and Vintage Connections.

[Steve]

There is really nothing all that "wrong" with bullet connectors.

LIke any other connector, clean and tight is the way to go. Nice, fresh bullets work VERY well.

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