how do i bypass a tip sensor
05-01-2004, 03:10 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
i got a question on that. why can't you just unplug it and wire 2 wires together like on a honda? then you can wire it back later verses destroying it with silicone or whatever. just seems like too much of a mess. is there something wrong with suzuki's that you can't just bypass it with wires?
05-01-2004, 03:18 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by binder929rr
i got a question on that. why can't you just unplug it and wire 2 wires together like on a honda? then you can wire it back later verses destroying it with silicone or whatever. just seems like too much of a mess. is there something wrong with suzuki's that you can't just bypass it with wires?
Yup, won't work. That's why you have to use the resistor or lock the ring in place.
05-01-2004, 07:07 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by binder929rr
i got a question on that. why can't you just unplug it and wire 2 wires together like on a honda? then you can wire it back later verses destroying it with silicone or whatever. just seems like too much of a mess. is there something wrong with suzuki's that you can't just bypass it with wires?
05-01-2004, 07:45 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by binder929rr
i got a question on that. why can't you just unplug it and wire 2 wires together like on a honda? then you can wire it back later verses destroying it with silicone or whatever. just seems like too much of a mess. is there something wrong with suzuki's that you can't just bypass it with wires?
Because the Suzuki is an open circuit that closes when tripped wiring the 2 wires together makes the bike think the sensor is triipped all the time.
05-01-2004, 07:54 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by KC Tony
Because the Suzuki is an open circuit that closes when tripped wiring the 2 wires together makes the bike think the sensor is triipped all the time.
and i don't see how buying silicone, taking something apart, putting silicone all in it and letting it dry, then putting it back together is easier than just cutting 2 wires, twisting them together and putting black tape on them, or even using a butt connector like i did.
05-01-2004, 07:58 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by binder929rr
then couldn't you just leave them unplugged all the time?
It dosent work that way either for some reason the switch has to be in the system for it to work from what ive seen, thats why you just rig up the switch not to move inside. Its SUZUKI what do ya expect
05-01-2004, 08:35 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Richie called me early this morning (i was hung over!) but i was still nice enough to explain how to rig it! ... lol Welcome bro! I'm still lookin for parts for ya.
05-02-2004, 12:09 AM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by binder929rr
i got a question on that. why can't you just unplug it and wire 2 wires together like on a honda?
05-02-2004, 12:31 AM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by slylos
So you can just unplug it and tie the two wires together?
on a honda, you have to cut the tip sensor off, then wire the green and the red one together, and leave the white one unattached.
pm me for more details cause i don't want to bastardize this thread anymore.
05-02-2004, 02:11 AM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by binder929rr
then couldn't you just leave them unplugged all the time? i'm assuming this will cause damage of some sort if people aren't doing it.
and i don't see how buying silicone, taking something apart, putting silicone all in it and letting it dry, then putting it back together is easier than just cutting 2 wires, twisting them together and putting black tape on them, or even using a butt connector like i did.
and i don't see how buying silicone, taking something apart, putting silicone all in it and letting it dry, then putting it back together is easier than just cutting 2 wires, twisting them together and putting black tape on them, or even using a butt connector like i did.
05-02-2004, 12:58 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by Mr. Negative
If you unplug it, it does'nt run. That simple. A honda you can't take it apart so you have to rewire it. You must like making things more difficult then they are. You've already bastardized this enough why stop now?
05-03-2004, 05:46 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
Originally Posted by RichieDubs
on a '01 gsxr 1000? the ***** messed up and it cuts out on me in 12's. it cut out in a tank wheelie and almost threw mw over the bars. 
05-03-2004, 06:08 PM
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Re: how do i bypass a tip sensor
This is a good thread, I had a little run-in with my tip over sensor yesterday.
Doin wheelies off of the sidewalk @ our spot, and I guess when I came off the curb and bounced the tip over switch cut the motor off and sent me into double front flip into back flop on the concrete about 15 mph. It was fun. :YEAH
Doin wheelies off of the sidewalk @ our spot, and I guess when I came off the curb and bounced the tip over switch cut the motor off and sent me into double front flip into back flop on the concrete about 15 mph. It was fun. :YEAH
