Tail Light Wiring Harness
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I can post pictures of the mess that the PO made. He didnt use an aftermarket integrated tail light. It looks like he used the stock tail light and wired into it. Ill post a few of those pictures up but I dont know how much it will help....the wiring is seriously a mess.
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Ok this is the mess of wires. I recognize the clips for each blinker. Theyre spliced into and it goes into the head light.
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Stock tail (I think) with the wires going from the harness into it. The PO bipassed the stock tail light plugs and wired right into the bulbs.
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Approximately where was it on the bike?
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It should be just as long as your replacement harness. There may be tape or a cover covering it which may make it difficult to feel for. But it shouldn't be longer than the new one you got.
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so the grey connector is for the F4? i just want to make sure someone has at least seen it before.
I couldnt seem to find anything covered in tape that would be large enough to be the connector but Ill look again tomorrow.
I couldnt seem to find anything covered in tape that would be large enough to be the connector but Ill look again tomorrow.
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I'm not so sure your replacement harness is for a 2000 F4. What I can tell you are the wiring groupings & wiring color codes for what should be back there...
For the RIGHT & LEFT Tail Light (two 3-wire plugs - one for each side) Each 3-wire plug has a solid green, green w/ yellow stripe, & black w/ brown stripe.
For the Plate Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid brown.
For Right Signal Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid orange.
For Left Signal Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid blue.
You don't really need any of those factory plastic plugs, especially if you are going to do an aftermarket tail light & signal setup.
For the RIGHT & LEFT Tail Light (two 3-wire plugs - one for each side) Each 3-wire plug has a solid green, green w/ yellow stripe, & black w/ brown stripe.
For the Plate Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid brown.
For Right Signal Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid orange.
For Left Signal Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid blue.
You don't really need any of those factory plastic plugs, especially if you are going to do an aftermarket tail light & signal setup.
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I'm not so sure your replacement harness is for a 2000 F4. What I can tell you are the wiring groupings & wiring color codes for what should be back there...
For the RIGHT & LEFT Tail Light (two 3-wire plugs - one for each side) Each 3-wire plug has a solid green, green w/ yellow stripe, & black w/ brown stripe.
For the Plate Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid brown.
For Right Signal Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid orange.
For Left Signal Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid blue.
You don't really need any of those factory plastic plugs, especially if you are going to do an aftermarket tail light & signal setup.
For the RIGHT & LEFT Tail Light (two 3-wire plugs - one for each side) Each 3-wire plug has a solid green, green w/ yellow stripe, & black w/ brown stripe.
For the Plate Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid brown.
For Right Signal Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid orange.
For Left Signal Light (2-wire) - solid green & solid blue.
You don't really need any of those factory plastic plugs, especially if you are going to do an aftermarket tail light & signal setup.
All my wires are soldered and heat shrinked
