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Xl1000 Possible source of electrical gremlins!

Started by Mav, 08/02/21 - 11:12:37

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Xl1000 Possible source of electrical gremlins!

08/02/21 - 11:12:37 Last Edit: 08/02/21 - 12:55:34 by Mav

I'm in the process of restoring my Xl1000V4 (80,000 miles on the clock).

Whilst stripping the front end out I noticed that the wiring loom sits against the hex nut for the instrument cluster bracket. Moving the loom clear i can see that it has worn through and exposed wires.

I haven't been having any serious electrical problems apart from the occasional non starting but this could be the cause of issues for others. Will identify which wire is damaged once I strip down further!