dblaze
Junior Member
Does your FZ6N dash wiring look like this?
The reason I am asking is the wiring gets in the way of the ignition.
The reason I am asking is the wiring gets in the way of the ignition.
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No. Only the clutch cable should be there. The other wiring is in the wrong place.
does not look neat glad your gonna clean it up
here are some pics of how it should look like
The naked is different, clutch cable goes down through clocks bracket on right hand side of the ignition. The route means that the clutch cable has to be pushed out of the way as you insert/remove the key.
Your clutch cable looks right, don't think the electrical cables should be tied to the clutch cable, been trying to find a picture but not managed yet.[/QUOTE
that's my top speed memory cable from my speedo healer attached to the clutch cable. press the button and it displays your last top speed on the dash. and yeah your right naked' s are different haha
Mine was just the clutch cable in the way - naked bike - Mike re-routed it - well worth it.
Here's a picture of my 07 wiring/clutch cable area. I do have an extra electrical line tucked in underneath for the GPS...
It looks as though someones moved the cable/wiring from the stock location...
agreed, nothing should go over the ignition. all left side cables/wires get routed to the left of the ignition. ive never seen a bike (stock condition) that has any other set up.
Shows that you haven't seen much then. S2 naked (and probably the faired version) come stock with the clutch cable crossing the ignition.
I've been riding Yamaha's (and others) for 37 years as well as wrenching on them...
I too, apparently haven't seen much as I've NEVER seen a clutch cable, from Yamaha (or any other manufacturer) purposely place a clutch cable across the ignition.. It's flat out not safe.
It is VERY POSSIBLE, that the dealer, at the time of set up had a newbie, run the cable across there....