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    can anyone help me out?? gs1100 wiring harness

    i just bought a 1982 gs1100 that has been touched by quite a few hands, now i have a prob where the speedo cluster and all the connectors in the headlight are different, does anyone know what the connections for a G model are?? i think i have a cluster from a model E. the worst part of the whole thing is i don't know what model my bike is, they say the vin is invalid. im in need of a lot of help haha anyone have any helping hints or pictures??
    thanks a ton
    fellow gs lover

    #2
    Why don't you post some pictures?

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      #3
      Pics would be the first step.

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        #4
        sorry had some pics but couldnt get them to my computer, ill take new ones and up load them tomorrow (dark out now) i figured out that i have a G harness but i wont ask much more from you guys till i get you some pics, sorry for the inconvenience

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          #5
          sorry it took me a bit, here's what the wiring looks like currently.

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            #6
            one more pic of the harness,
            i think i have a 1100G from all the lurking ive done here too btw haha, its hard to tell with my bike

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              #7
              Is your bike CHAIN drive or SHAFT drive?

              A chain-driven bike will be an E, the shaft-driven one will be a G or a GL.

              Pictures of the rest of the bike, preferrable from the side, would be a great help.

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                #8
                Judging by the headlight bucket, it's not an L, so it's worth fixing.
                [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v516/Tkent02/VisitedStatesMap-1.jpg[/IMG]

                Life is too short to ride an L.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by tkent02 View Post
                  Judging by the headlight bucket, it's not an L, so it's worth fixing.
                  LOL!!!




                  Eric

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by tkent02 View Post
                    Judging by the headlight bucket, it's not an L, so it's worth fixing.
                    Originally posted by 7981GS View Post
                    LOL!!!


                    Eric
                    Stop encouraging him, it's not funny...ok, coming from him, it's a little funny

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by tkent02 View Post
                      Judging by the headlight bucket, it's not an L, so it's worth fixing.
                      While we are waiting on BF to respond we might as well visit.....

                      So TK and Eric, if you had to make a cross country ride and were only given the choice of an "L" or this lovely steampunk electric scooter (The Whirlygig Emoto):



                      Which would you choose?

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                        #12
                        If you de-bump the seat a little more, they'd choose the steampunk

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by old_skool View Post
                          If you de-bump the seat a little more, they'd choose the steampunk
                          HAH!!!! That is an "L" seat isn't it?!?!

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                            #14

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by benzaifarmer View Post
                              nothing came through, use photobucket instead of tiny pic, way easier, I also use image shack which I like even better.

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