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You know you'll lose the ability to read off any fuel injection fault codes, will lose the ability to check or set the TPS, will lose the temperature display and will have the red LED on all the time too?"I spent most of my money on Scotch, women and cigarettes. The rest I just wasted" -
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I think I was supposed to splice the gixxer harness into the TL harness and every thing was a go. Oh well, guess I will slap the gixxer cluster on ebay.
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It can be done . You will need the stock ecm from the gsxr, the stepper motor off the throttle bodys and the construction of a resistor switching box . check with Decosse he has pefected this mod. T.L.sigpic391 lbs or 177.34 kgLIST OF MODS ,The Short List ,The frame Is Stock.
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I did it. What you really need is to have 2 harnesses. DO NOT CUT OR SPLICE EITHER!!!!!
Keep one stock, and re-pin the other to the GSXR gauge. You want to keep the stock one to plug in your original tlr gauge to see what code you are throwing. It took me about an hour with a sewing needle to re pin the other harness. There is a little shaving involved in the headlight bucket for the mounting.
With repinning you will lose the temp gauge, code reading, and the check display will stay on. All easy fixes.
1) Buy a daytona digital temp gauge
2) Keep the stock harness to check the fault codes with the stock gauges when needed
3) Take apart the GSXR gauges and strategically place a piece of black electrical tape over the LCD "check" text so you dont have to see or explain it.
The last thing to do is to run a constant power line from the + of the battery to the empty slot in the back of the harness, and you will now have the clock to show time as well.
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So,what do get out of it apart from a digital speedo?Full Yosh
PC III
Penske shock
Braided lines
SteveTLS TRE
Rifleman 1/5
Pazzo levers
Vandriver tailrisers
Modified Buell footpegs
Custom Projector headlights
GSXR forks
TheRingin raised clipons
TheRingIn 30mm triple clamp offset
R1 SWINGARM,Wheels ,Brakes, TheRingIn swingarm pivots
Ohlins steering damper
999Duc radial clutch master cylinder
GSXR mirrors
TLOTM Sept 2011
BBOTM Nov 2011
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Much lighter. More updated look. Excuse to install a daytona gauge.Comment
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Full Yosh
PC III
Penske shock
Braided lines
SteveTLS TRE
Rifleman 1/5
Pazzo levers
Vandriver tailrisers
Modified Buell footpegs
Custom Projector headlights
GSXR forks
TheRingin raised clipons
TheRingIn 30mm triple clamp offset
R1 SWINGARM,Wheels ,Brakes, TheRingIn swingarm pivots
Ohlins steering damper
999Duc radial clutch master cylinder
GSXR mirrors
TLOTM Sept 2011
BBOTM Nov 2011
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[QUOTE=racrboy;1009662]I did it. What you really need is to have 2 harnesses. DO NOT CUT OR SPLICE EITHER!!!!!
Keep one stock, and re-pin the other to the GSXR gauge. You want to keep the stock one to plug in your original tlr gauge to see what code you are throwing. It took me about an hour with a sewing needle to re pin the other harness. There is a little shaving involved in the headlight bucket for the mounting.
With repinning you will lose the temp gauge, code reading, and the check display will stay on. All easy fixes.
1) Buy a daytona digital temp gauge
2) Keep the stock harness to check the fault codes with the stock gauges when needed
3) Take apart the GSXR gauges and strategically place a piece of black electrical tape over the LCD "check" text so you dont have to see or explain it.
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Obviously I am pretty new to this. When you say "Re-Pin", what exactly do you mean? I dont want to go into this blind when I do it. Is there a step by step post in the bike mod section?Comment
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