Just curious if someone has had a similiar problem or could help point me in the right direction...
I have a gen1 that is pulling voltage when the bike is off. 11.5 to be exact when the battery has 13v across the pos and neg. I have narrowed it down to the instrument cluster. When i unplug it, the draw goes away. When i pull fuse #2 (Fuel) it also goes away.
If the key is off and i plug the instrument cluster back in, all of the needles zero out (max out then go back to zero including fuel level n temp). I also have it in neutral and the neutral led blinks real fast when i plug the connector back in...
I'm more than likely just going to buy a used set depending upon the price and/or i was thinking about just putting a toggle switch on the red wire with a blue stripe or the other way around cant remember exactly, but it is the same color wire that comes off fuse #2 that goes to the fuel pump relay. I disconnected every connector and relay with no luck. I'm 99% sure its in the cluster.
If I'm missing something or if someone has some insight on the situation, all input would be appreciated. Wiring diagram of the cluster would be awesome!!!
Thx in advance
I have a gen1 that is pulling voltage when the bike is off. 11.5 to be exact when the battery has 13v across the pos and neg. I have narrowed it down to the instrument cluster. When i unplug it, the draw goes away. When i pull fuse #2 (Fuel) it also goes away.
If the key is off and i plug the instrument cluster back in, all of the needles zero out (max out then go back to zero including fuel level n temp). I also have it in neutral and the neutral led blinks real fast when i plug the connector back in...
I'm more than likely just going to buy a used set depending upon the price and/or i was thinking about just putting a toggle switch on the red wire with a blue stripe or the other way around cant remember exactly, but it is the same color wire that comes off fuse #2 that goes to the fuel pump relay. I disconnected every connector and relay with no luck. I'm 99% sure its in the cluster.
If I'm missing something or if someone has some insight on the situation, all input would be appreciated. Wiring diagram of the cluster would be awesome!!!
Thx in advance