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    highrider Guest

    Default Kill switch?

    I read through various installation guides but none really seem that clear to a layman without the jargon. the wiring to the cdi is clear join:
    blue to blue
    black to black
    The kill switch part is confusing (at least to me). There is 2 black wires from the button on the handle bar. from readingf a lot of installation instructions it seem scetchy. one connect to the blue, but where do you affix the other wire to? is it the white wire? what does it mean by ground?


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    I believe that with a 2 wire kill switch, 1 wire goes to the blue/green connection and other gets grounded to frame
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    the dax install gives me the impression that the other wire on the kill switch connect to the white wire.

    "STEP 9- Mount your Coil. Tip...Use 2 high
    quality zip ties . Go up and over and around
    the coil and zip tie it to the frame. Loop one zip
    tie up and over and also through the holes
    that would normally have the screws going
    through them. This is a better method than
    using the screws that come with the kit. You
    will have a more solid mount and not break
    the coil. It is not hard the break the coil ears
    off using the screws...Wire Connections...Blue
    to Blue and Black To Black. Also..Tie Kill
    Switch to the Blue wire. The White Wire is
    Generator and has a Max Output of .5 A 7.5V.
    Anything that draws more Current connected
    to the white wire will kill the motor.
    Also..If you
    have a coil with the green wire instead of the
    blue, then go Blue to green"

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    Quote Originally Posted by norman View Post
    hi Highrider
    Here's what I found to work on the 2 bikes I built. use the white wire as the hot wire to yout lights only. The other 2 wires from the engine will go to the coil try to match up the colors from the coil to engine. The kill switch I have has 2 wires comming out of it these go to the wires on the coil wire 1 on each wire from the coil just like the engine. So If you have 1 black wire from the engine,1black wire from the coil, and 1black wire from the kill switch these 3 wires all get tied together. Then do the same thing with the other 3wires. To check if it works pull the sparkplug out of the engine and get it to lay on the head so you can see the sparkplug electrodes spin the engine with the back tire and see of you have spark which you should have then push in and hold the kill switch and there should be no spark. If this works put in the plug and go for it. Be sure and gap the plug for the proper gap .025 will work.
    hope this helps.
    Norman
    I see, so is it safe to summerise that one goes to the frame? I did a simple diagram to show illustrate (correct me if I am wrong). their are 3 wires sticking out of the engine (blue, black and white), the cdi has 2 wires (blue and black) and the kill switch has 2 (both black). The white shouldnt be used for the kill switch and the other black attached to the frame?
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    ZBox site says they should be attached one to the white wire and nothing about the other wire. Does it really matters?

    "INSTALLATION OF THROTTLE / KILL SWITCH

    1. Fit twist grip throttle to right side of handlebar. On some bike handle bars it may be necessary to ream out the handle ID to fit the bar so that the throttle will twist freely.
    2. Join one kill switch wire to white wire from magneto and earth the remaining kill switch wire. This will ground ignition and stop the engine when the red button on the kill switch is activated.
    3. Keep all wires away from heat of engine exhaust. Secure wires with a plastic ties.
    4. Attach the carburetor to the engine intake tube and tighten clamp screw. Mount carburetor as level as possible and attach throttle cable."

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    Default wireing kill swich

    anyone please help
    my kill switch has 2 wires one black with a metal ring at the end of it and one red spliced I know the red one goes to the blue from the engine but were does the black go to the black wire from the engine or do I ground that wire to the frame? please help looked around the site but know one seems to have the same black wire with that ring on the end of it if the black wire goes to black from the engine why did they but that ring on the end.

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    it is to ground the switch
    the eye is so you can tighten it to a screw or bolt
    I put mine to the lever mounting bolt
    (then it shorted and shocked the carp outta me )

    ps I know this is your first post, but it is always better to post in a similar thread and bump that thread up the list
    there is an excellent search feature at the top of the page
    Last edited by azbill; 08-29-2007 at 08:56 PM. Reason: the usual
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    So what part of the frame should a put it any were that is away from my hands?
    thanks for the help

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    Default What I did was..

    For the Dual Wire kill , I put one wire up in the Black, and one up in the blue. That will crow bar the black and the blue together and kills spark. I stripped enough back so I could shove them up into the barrel connectors. So..When you mash the connectors together, mash your wires up inside of them. Makes a good tight connection too. Enjoy the ride..

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    blade381 Guest

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    ok I get that so what about what I said is that about right ground wire on frame any were away from my hands

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