no... enlighten us

 

*cricket*....*cricket*

 

find the ground wires for your headlight and taillight and run them both to one toggle switch and your done when you flip the switch it will break the ground connection and the lights go off all you will need is some wire and one toggle switch

 

thats all I did and have never had any problems

 

hello

 

thinking... gimme a min

 

ok .......................

 

what part is giveing you trouble

 

ok so cut the two ground wires for the headlight and taillight... run some wire from each and wirenut them together to a single wire... and then have that single wire to the toggle, and the another wire coming of the toggle go where? soldered to the frame or something?

 

are you full fairing or streetfighter

 

run the wires back to where you cut them at the switch just needs to there to break the circuit

 

fullfairing





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if you bike has 2 headlight bulbs chase your wireing back to see if they are each onthere own circuit or if they come back to one

 

after the toggle switch I would just run wire back to pne of the grounds I cut i take it...?

 

break the ground before your headlight harness because if you evetake your upper off than all you have to do is unplug the headlight harness it makes it alot easier

 

I think they are both on one circuit... cause they don't just have one or the other come on like some bikes do....(f4i's?)

 

gotcha.. so how many feet of wiring are we talking roughly that'll need to be ran.. and what kinda toggel switch do I get and mount it to where?


just something simple like this right

 

just cut your ground wires and run the wires from the harness to the switch and then once you do that just run them back to the other ends of the cut wires and reconnect them

 

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found this one with leads coming off it so no bare wires or terminals... even though it is only ground

 

I'm gonna take a look at my manual's wiring diagram and the bike tomorrow night:YEAH