F4i, where is the battery grounded to?
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Northport Rider (10-03-2022)
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I'm not 100% sure, and I don't have an F4i to stare at to find out. Anywhere there's a bolt holding a wire to the frame.
http://cheapcycleparts.com/model_yea...semblies/13308
Maybe these harness diagrams will help you trace the wires.
http://cheapcycleparts.com/model_yea...semblies/13308
Maybe these harness diagrams will help you trace the wires.
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It's pretty easy.... take the tank off, airbox off, and wiggle your way through the coolant hoses and it's right there
Have you checked the 2 connectors between the stator and R/R and main wiring harness and R/R?? Those can get water in them and cause weird charging problems. I cut my connectors off and hardwired/heatshrunk everything, and never had a prob since
Have you checked the 2 connectors between the stator and R/R and main wiring harness and R/R?? Those can get water in them and cause weird charging problems. I cut my connectors off and hardwired/heatshrunk everything, and never had a prob since
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I'll give it a shot tomorrow. thanks.
as for the stator/rr... I sucked it up and bought brand new stator AND r/r thinking that it was one or the other... NOPE. with the new parts in, I exhibit identical problems, so, the only thing that didn't change between the new/old stator/rr, is the wiring, and the black plug that the r/r plugs into.
Thanks for the ongoing assistance!
-John
as for the stator/rr... I sucked it up and bought brand new stator AND r/r thinking that it was one or the other... NOPE. with the new parts in, I exhibit identical problems, so, the only thing that didn't change between the new/old stator/rr, is the wiring, and the black plug that the r/r plugs into.
Thanks for the ongoing assistance!
-John
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