reeseleblanc
Well-Known Member
Hey guys. I have a question regarding the clutch switch on my 2005.
I'm trying to set up a circuit where pulling the clutch switch in will go to ground and complete the circuit which will power up a module I've installed on the bike. To clarify, I ONLY want the module to power up when I have the clutch pulled in.
I've hooked up a multimeter to the L/Y wire on the clutch switch, and it shows an opn circuit when the lever is released. When the lever is pulled in, the Ohm meter reads almost perfect continuity. By that reading, it seems that tapping into the L/Y should do what I'm wanting; however, when I connect to that wire, the circuit immediately grounds and the module turns on, regardless of clutch position.
I have the wiring diagram in front of me, but nothing is raising flags to me. Granted, reading schematics isn't my forte'.
So, is there anyone that can offer some advice?
Thanks in advance!
Reese
I'm trying to set up a circuit where pulling the clutch switch in will go to ground and complete the circuit which will power up a module I've installed on the bike. To clarify, I ONLY want the module to power up when I have the clutch pulled in.
I've hooked up a multimeter to the L/Y wire on the clutch switch, and it shows an opn circuit when the lever is released. When the lever is pulled in, the Ohm meter reads almost perfect continuity. By that reading, it seems that tapping into the L/Y should do what I'm wanting; however, when I connect to that wire, the circuit immediately grounds and the module turns on, regardless of clutch position.
I have the wiring diagram in front of me, but nothing is raising flags to me. Granted, reading schematics isn't my forte'.
So, is there anyone that can offer some advice?
Thanks in advance!
Reese
