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There is a single green wire (with green connector cover that is
located right behind the battery area). I'm assuming it is a ground
that would get grounded but my Clymer doesn't have it going anywhere.
Any ideas? Thanx!
Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:24 pm

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There is a single green wire (with green connector cover that is located right behind the battery area). I'm assuming it is a ground that would get grounded... 		Ben Roth
blroth
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9:24 pm

I'd like to help...but I haven't seen a stock electrical system on a 175 in years :) When you say the manual shows it going nowhere...what do you mean? Is ...
John Branson
odataway
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7:00 pm

it just shows the connector end with nothing connecting to it. Also have a mysterious brown wire up front behind the headlight that isn't even listed on any...
ben roth
blroth
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10:37 pm

I think the brown wire goes to the flux capacitor :) Might be some left over wires for Euro models or something...they sometimes had a high beam flasher up...
John Branson
odataway
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3:14 am

Well the start up was nothing more than some nasty backfiring from the right side. About a 1/4 of the lights work (didn't even check bulbs so that'll be the...
ben roth
blroth
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1:46 pm

Ben, Yes, this is a 360 degree twin. Both plugs fire at the same time, both pistons go up and down at the same time, but on piston is on the exhaust stroke...
John Branson
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5:16 pm
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