tip over sensor
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RE: tip over sensor
Find the 3 wires that run to the sensor. there should be a green, red, and white one. On my 600rr I had to splice the white w/ the green and leave the red pulled back. If you splice the wrong ones you will now b/c it will either not turn on the fuel pump or will blow the fuse. trial and error.
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If you are doing long coasters or dragging tail for a long timeit can cause your tip over sensor to kill the bike. No chainsaws w/ a tip over sensor either.
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If you are doing long coasters or dragging tail for a long timeit can cause your tip over sensor to kill the bike. No chainsaws w/ a tip over sensor either.
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RE: tip over sensor
The problems he is prob. having with it is when he does a high wheelie. I have heard (I can't do a wheelie this high yet) that the sensor can activate when attempting a BP wheelie. But Honda's sensors are real easy to disconnect. See the 3rd or 4th post. I think he has it right.
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