Post by ghcoe on Aug 16, 2015 11:31:24 GMT -6
Doing a update here. I just installed my speedometer this last weekend and thought I would do a translation from Engrish to English.....
Red: Connect to constant 12V (direct battery voltage)
Brown: Connect to switched 12V (switched voltage from the keyed switch in the "on" position)
Green: Connect to negative/ground
Yellow/White: Connect to fuel float if 3 wire signal 500 ohm fuel sender
Yellow/Green: Connect to fuel float if 2 wire signal 100 ohm fuel sender
Light Blue: Right turn signal
Orange: Left turn signal
Blue: High beam indicator
Red/White: Connect inline with "trigger wire" to CDI. This wire can be Red/White, Blue/Yellow, or Blue/White.
Notes:
I found that I only needed to connect 1 wire to the fuel float in my application. I had a 3 wire float and in my case the Yellow/White wire was the same on the scooter. I just taped the unused wires up and connected the two Yellow/White wires together and gage worked fine. It was half full when I hooked up the gage and just to see if it was working right I started to add gas and watched the gage. As the tank filled gage went up and showed full once full.
In my case the Red/White wire for the "trigger wire" was the same color as my scooter had for that application.
Red: Connect to constant 12V (direct battery voltage)
Brown: Connect to switched 12V (switched voltage from the keyed switch in the "on" position)
Green: Connect to negative/ground
Yellow/White: Connect to fuel float if 3 wire signal 500 ohm fuel sender
Yellow/Green: Connect to fuel float if 2 wire signal 100 ohm fuel sender
Light Blue: Right turn signal
Orange: Left turn signal
Blue: High beam indicator
Red/White: Connect inline with "trigger wire" to CDI. This wire can be Red/White, Blue/Yellow, or Blue/White.
Notes:
I found that I only needed to connect 1 wire to the fuel float in my application. I had a 3 wire float and in my case the Yellow/White wire was the same on the scooter. I just taped the unused wires up and connected the two Yellow/White wires together and gage worked fine. It was half full when I hooked up the gage and just to see if it was working right I started to add gas and watched the gage. As the tank filled gage went up and showed full once full.
In my case the Red/White wire for the "trigger wire" was the same color as my scooter had for that application.
