Headlight housing wires

[Jim Stuart]

I find many wire connectors in the headlight housing not hooked to anything. Just a few female bullet connecters hanging out. What were they for?

[LOUD MOUSE]

Colors pink and light blue and another I don't recall at this time are for the turn signals. ..............lm

I find many wire connectors in the headlight housing not hooked to anything. Just a few female bullet connecters hanging out. What were they for?

[davomoto]

I believe gray is the other color, and that woul come from the flasher unit. Are these the wires you are reffering to?

davomoto

[Jim Stuart]

I find many wire connectors in the headlight housing not hooked to anything. Just a few female bullet connecters hanging out. What were they for?

I do believe so. Thanks guys.

Jim

[e3steve]

I find many wire connectors in the headlight housing not hooked to anything. Just a few female bullet connecters hanging out. What were they for?

The spare colours you should have are orange, light blue & grey. The l/bl & gy are repeated beneath the seat where the stop/tail connectors exit the harness; l/bl is right trafficator, orange is left.
At the engine harness junction beneath the air boxes there is a pair of unused receptacles also, which need extending to connect to a flasher unit: black & grey; blk is +12v (ign on) and gy is the lamps' supply via the trafficator switch. Most flasher units are marked thus: X = +12v, L = lamps, P = pilot. P can be ignored unless you wish to install a mimic lamp somewhere in the headlamp or buzzer beneath the seat(?).
The trafficator switch connects to the 3 receptacles in the headlamp: gy to centre, l/bl for right & or for left. The or & l/bl are double receptacles allowing connection of the switch and the front winkies.

Hope this clarifies. Regards,

Steve