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GL1100 wiring question.

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Right now, I'm in the process of removing the wiring loom from my "donor bike" for my rebuild and I have a question?

The 3 wires that disappear down the steering head and go no further, what are their purpose?
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Re: GL1100 wiring question.

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I'm guessing the harness is from an '82-83? The 1100's from these years had self canceling turn signals, and IIRC, these wires were part of the angle sensor setup. I think...
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Re: GL1100 wiring question.

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I would just take note of the colors and refer to the wiring diagram to see if you can match them up.
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