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dread123


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Anyone advise what is the purpose of this relay please? 2 wires broke off when messing about on my relay 2000 dt125r model. can i not disconnect this full stop?



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Anyone help with above? Not sure what wires connect to this relay and if its required

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Dunno. Have you not got a Haynes manual?

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Indeed but nothing covered

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There is mate. There is a full wiring diagram in the back. Very useful. Find the component. And trace the wire. Simples. The manual can be very useful for finding wiring.

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Wasn't what I asked mate. I know where wires go. I want to know what purpose it serves

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It's purpose is to tell the ECU when your in neutral and allows you to start the bike.

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i can start mine in gear if i pull the clutch in

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