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Replacement wiring for the left handlebar switch (PRINTED CIRCUIT INSTRUMENT PANEL)

Part number: 14738055

Price: $30.75

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Replacement wiring for the left handlebar switch (PRINTED CIRCUIT INSTRUMENT PANEL).
14738055: Replacement wiring for the left handlebar switch (PRINTED CIRCUIT INSTRUMENT PANEL).
14738055: Replacement wiring for the left handlebar switch (PRINTED CIRCUIT INSTRUMENT PANEL).

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Replacement wiring for the left handlebar switch (PRINTED CIRCUIT INSTRUMENT PANEL)

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Wires are 800 mm in length. Upon request, the wires may be left separate from the 12 terminal plug - so that the wires may be more easily routed inside to the handlebar.

  • IMPORTANT NOTE: As with all switches actuating higher amperage components, I consider a relay for the horns a good idea and relays for the headlight low and high beam circuits a necessity.

Plug information:

  • Position 1: red/black (power in for headlights)
  • Position 2: blue/black (two wires joined and routed back to switch)
  • Position 3: black (ground in for horn)
  • Position 4: red (power in for parking lights )
  • Position 5: green (power out to headlight low beam)
  • Position 6: brown (power out to headlight high beam)
  • Position 7: yellow (power out to parking lights)
  • Position 8: green/black (power out to left turn signals)
  • Position 9: pink (power out to right turn signals)
  • Position 10: gray (ground for headlight high beam flash relay)
  • Position 11: white/black (ground to horn)
  • Position 12: orange (power in for turn signals)

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Instead of routing a pair of wires to each bulb, the printed circuit instrument panel uses this printed circuit board to distribute power to the dash indicator bulbs (MG# 14765355). Printed circuit board not included.
Instead of routing a pair of wires to each bulb, the printed circuit instrument panel uses this printed circuit board to distribute power to the dash indicator bulbs (MG# 14765355). Printed circuit board not included.

Photo courtesy of Stein-Dinse.

Instead of routing a pair of wires to each bulb, the printed circuit instrument panel uses this printed circuit board to distribute power to the dash indicator bulbs (MG# 14765355). Printed circuit board not included.

Photo courtesy of Stein-Dinse.

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