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[ron bayless]

I am totally discouraged,overwhelmed.The replacement harness only takes care of one side of the problem.The wiring from the bike s burned so much it is hard to tell which color some of the wires are.What are your recommendations at this point? if i manage to put the harness in properly, there is nothing to connect it to up front,just burned melted messes. IMG_20131022_115050.jpg (48.5 KB)

[ron bayless]

I have found replacement wiring from rhode island wiring, but it is much more than the ground wire needing replaced.IMG_20131022_115059.jpg (62.5 KB)

[MisterCinders]

You can get new terminal pins and plugs from Z1, and they are not terribly expensive.

http://www.z1enterprises.com/ShopByCategory.aspx?name=Connectors&description=Terminal+parts%2c+connector+blocks+%26+wire&category=0102040305

I'd just keep on replacing the bad parts of the harness. The front sub-harness in your picture uses a couple of the 3-pin plugs. You can get a five-pack for $7 and new brass terminals in packs of 10 for another $6 (10 male/10 female). So for $15 and some wire, you can reconstruct that part of the harness.

[ron bayless]

Thanks for your input.I dont want to have a bunch of wire from auzozone replacing all the various pieces of burned wire.The color codes are important when wiring, or trying to follow a diagram.I found out only 10 colors are the max, but then you have all the tracer colors as well.

[BigD_83]

I have no vested interest in these guys, but they seem to offer most of the colours required:

Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Lt Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Slate, White, Yellow, Black/Red, Black/White, Black/Yellow, Blue/Red, Blue/White, Brown/Black, Brown/Blue, Brown/Green, Brown/Red, Brown/White, Green/Black, Green/Red, Green/White, Green/Yellow, White/Purple, Purple/Black, Yellow/White, Blue/Green.

http://www.catmando-services.co.uk/components.html

[ron bayless]

Thanks big d.