Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
02-23-2005, 06:21 PM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
Originally Posted by Droptop
another problem that I see is that sometimes the kickstand switch messes up... and that can shut the bike off... so when you by pass the tip over switch by pass the kickstand switch!!!
02-23-2005, 06:34 PM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
Originally Posted by MR. RYAN SMITH
Are You Positive Its A Pendulum On The Honda? I Know It Is For The Gsxr But I Thought The Honda Switch Was Mercury.
And kickstand is same deal... unplug it and connect the 2 wires together, there's only 2 (on 954/929).
So many redundant switches, relays, ect. it gets freekin confusing.
02-23-2005, 07:07 PM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
Originally Posted by teamclc
NO YOUR WRONG!! Same technique works for HONDAS i did it to my f4i. The and my buddy did it to his 929. I said he musta wired it right or the bike wouldn't be running. Read a little better before you reply. I dont care what you call that stunt there, it's not what this is about. I dont even know what it is really called. I just know what he is talking about. 
02-24-2005, 06:44 AM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
im not sure of the colors but thiers the three wires under the seat you have to connect the two that make the fuel pump kick on and thats all i did and i drag ape hangers for 50 feet
02-24-2005, 03:43 PM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
Originally Posted by MR. RYAN SMITH
ACCORDING TO KJ954 YOU ARE RIGHT. IM NOT 100% CONVINCED BUT I WONT ARGUE WITH 2 PEOPLE. SORRY FOR TNINKING YOU WERE ANOTHER DUMBASS JUST POSTING RANDOM SH#T.
Hello, MR. RYAN SMITH
Dude im not some total idiot. Yeah you are right about tip sensors being different but they almost all work the same. The gsxr tip sensor is a pendualum type set up and my f4i/600rr/929 work like a float in a carb. gsxr's dont have fluid in them. at least the new gsxr's dont. Dont hate on someone for tryin to help even if you "THINK" their wrong. Thanks for apologizing. Who ever asked where a 04 gsxr 600 tip sensor was = its under the seat, between the battery and the tank. Little black box.
02-24-2005, 04:30 PM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
Originally Posted by crtchrktrcr
teamclc you wouldn't know anything about bikes, pssst i doubt you even have a working bike, you probly just tear yours apart so you can answer questions like this,,,
p.s. vote for pedro
p.s. vote for pedro
You r soooo funnyy arent you. Mr. supa fast (under balance point) spreada guy. Dont even blame it on the way the video is looped. I'm still waitin to see your supa fast highchairs. Oh gosh, dont even get me started... Yeah your right my bikes are down right now. And i havent been able to ride in over 4 months now, But on the bright side, im still waitin for you to catch up.
02-25-2005, 08:08 AM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
There is oil in the case. If you don't believe me, I'll send you a video of me firing a hole in one and shaking the oil out. The Honda sensor is different than the Suzuki one. The Suzuki one just slides on a conductor and when it hits either side, it completes a circuit. The Honda one uses 2 magnets mounted on a swinging weight suspended in oil.Check it out here.
02-25-2005, 10:18 AM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
EASIER WAY: Just clip the 3 wires going to the Tip-over Sensor. Then, splice the red and the green wires together and tape off the white one by itself. This is much easier than making a mess with silicone.
If you don't want to cut your wires, you can just unplug the sensor. Then use a small piece of wire (about 1" long) and loop the two outside holes in the plug together (ones going to red & green wires- so you're basically connecting the two wires...get it). After that, tape the end of the plug with the wire in it so it holds.
If you don't want to cut your wires, you can just unplug the sensor. Then use a small piece of wire (about 1" long) and loop the two outside holes in the plug together (ones going to red & green wires- so you're basically connecting the two wires...get it). After that, tape the end of the plug with the wire in it so it holds.
02-25-2005, 09:56 PM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
Originally Posted by PUCK
EASIER WAY: Just clip the 3 wires going to the Tip-over Sensor. Then, splice the red and the green wires together and tape off the white one by itself. This is much easier than making a mess with silicone.
If you don't want to cut your wires, you can just unplug the sensor. Then use a small piece of wire (about 1" long) and loop the two outside holes in the plug together (ones going to red & green wires- so you're basically connecting the two wires...get it). After that, tape the end of the plug with the wire in it so it holds.
If you don't want to cut your wires, you can just unplug the sensor. Then use a small piece of wire (about 1" long) and loop the two outside holes in the plug together (ones going to red & green wires- so you're basically connecting the two wires...get it). After that, tape the end of the plug with the wire in it so it holds.
02-26-2005, 07:54 AM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
Originally Posted by crzystuntrider
wheres the tip over switch on the f4i? what method should i use as far as disconnecting it??????????????? need help
Its on the back of the headlight.
03-08-2005, 05:40 PM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
ok i figured it out supper easy, the first pic is of the pig tail that leads to sensor behind gauges you wont even have to find sensor to disable it just unplug sensor plug and loop wires as shown in pic two
03-09-2005, 01:14 AM
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Re: Tip over switch (how to remove it?)
i have a question..... on my F4i i can turn the key to the on position WITHOUT the headlights connected and the guages does the normal lilttle warm up thing. But i dont hear the little whinning noise for the FI...
but when i connect the head lights it does the little noise and will start...
how do people run their bikes with no lights? what wires do you have to splice?
thanks!
but when i connect the head lights it does the little noise and will start...
how do people run their bikes with no lights? what wires do you have to splice?
thanks!
