Side Stand Diode - Loom connector damaged
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Hey mate do you have any pics?
Possible have to make a new 1 but pending what how bad it is firstly
Possible have to make a new 1 but pending what how bad it is firstly
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Sorry could you flip it over aswell
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What you can do is go to a jaycar or equivalent and you can loop a diode through a new connector
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You can by pass that switch aswell unless you want the safety interlock to keep working im sure there's a replacement part for that harness,
That would be one option - any further info ?
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Another option is to buy a new socket and plug connector, diode to suit, crimp them , then epoxy it that's what I would do , another is to see if there's a part number on the connecting harness call up Suzuki and see if they can source it on the part catalogue?
When I read the first post I thought that this was going to be easy but I don't recognize the connector. Can you tell us some more? Specifically:
This is a 2 pole connector, right? It's hard to tell but in your first pic, it almost looks like there are 3 poles. Or am I seeing remnants of the diode?
I gather that the end where the wires were was somehow trashed, leaving chewed up plastic and partially exposed terminals where they crimp onto the wires. Is that correct?
Is the black end, which I gather is what is inserted, separable from the white body?
If the black end comes off, could you take some pics of it disassembled?
Do you have an end-on picture?
Do you have a picture of the mating connector?
Following Shelgsxr's comment, if you must, you could buy both connectors as used on later years and install them. Bypassing is generally a poor idea.
This is a 2 pole connector, right? It's hard to tell but in your first pic, it almost looks like there are 3 poles. Or am I seeing remnants of the diode?
I gather that the end where the wires were was somehow trashed, leaving chewed up plastic and partially exposed terminals where they crimp onto the wires. Is that correct?
Is the black end, which I gather is what is inserted, separable from the white body?
If the black end comes off, could you take some pics of it disassembled?
Do you have an end-on picture?
Do you have a picture of the mating connector?
Following Shelgsxr's comment, if you must, you could buy both connectors as used on later years and install them. Bypassing is generally a poor idea.
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