What I have is a 97 f3, i would like to put on the f4i gauges and I haven't found a wire diagram. I saw someone said that it is posted on CBR world but that link isn't working. What I am asking for is a list of wires colors that come from my old f3 gauges and what color wires i hook those wires up to on the f4i gauges? I just don't want to pay for two speedo's. Also does anyone know if the rr gauges will work with little work?

Any help would be great I don't mind searching the net but i tried that and found very little info.

Thanks Jeff

 

Here ya go buddy!

http://cbrworld.net/forums/1/299896/ShowThread.aspx

https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-600f3-17/f3-f4i-gauge-swap-62737/



Have at it!

 

Thanks and for what ever reason now that you posted that, and I clicked the link now I can open cbrworld.net and it works fine weird.

Jeff

 

cbrworld goes up and down like a yo-yo. Best thing you can do is save the tutorials you want from there on your hard drive

 

thanks i will do that

 

Now does anyone know if you can use a set of gauges from a newer bike or is this it. I'm just asking because i haven't bought my gauges yet and i saw a newer set on ebay and i was just curious?

 

i would go with the years that he used in the tutorial, because there's no guarantee it will work.
but if i had to guess id say it would work, i don't think the wiring is all that much different.

if the model he used is a few bucks more, isnt it worth those few bucks so you KNOW it will work?

 

According to the ronayers.com microfiche, the instrument cluster for 01-05 is the same part #.

So any gauges from those years should work.

 

I have set of F4i gauges I took off my totalled F3 before the insurance company took it. With connectors. $100 shipped! I need to get rid of them!

 

Yea I have the F4i gauges and I love em! I used the cbrworld tutorial and it worked perfectly. It didn't take more than a couple hours to get everything wired and mounted. Only problem is that the temp gauge is way way off. You have to get the 900rr temp sensor for it to work right.