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Started by Inverse, June 15, 2017, 07:39:02 AM

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cbrfxr67

I think it's speed sensor.  The little magnet you epoxy onto your rim and the 'sensor' you mount someplace where it can read it.  I had a vapor that was similar.  The sensor dealio was on the rear swing arm and the little magnet on the rim.
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Inverse

Quote from: cbrfxr67 on June 15, 2017, 09:59:10 AM
I think it's speed sensor.  The little magnet you epoxy onto your rim and the 'sensor' you mount someplace where it can read it.  I had a vapor that was similar.  The sensor dealio was on the rear swing arm and the little magnet on the rim.
thanks! before trying that, wouldn't it be possible to use the sensor from the bike?

The Buddha

GS has no sensor for the wheel. Its got a worm drive.
This is a hall effect sensor.
Cool.
Buddha.
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Inverse

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Quote from: The Buddha on June 16, 2017, 12:32:47 PM
GS has no sensor for the wheel. Its got a worm drive.
This is a hall effect sensor.
Cool.
Buddha.
Now I understand it!!!

Does anyone have this connector diagram for the 2004f? I can't find it on the manual :(


I was thinking in swapping the wires so I only have to connect the generic tach to the gs, and not having to cut anything

iamhiding

should be fairly straight forward. will be a good idea to photograph the connectors before removing the pins or make notes so that should you ever want to swap back you have an easy point of reference.

you get worm drive to digital convertors and you're in luck because koso do them unless you want to stick the magnet to the bobbins on the disk and make a bracket for the pickup sensor.

i think the koso use more than one ground wire if memory serves, make sure it has a very good ground! otherwise it'll kill itself or find it's own ground internally.

carlsalter.com has the early manual, i'd expect the later model bikes to be the same but i'm not 100%

good luck and i'm interested to see how it turns out  :cheers:
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