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Quote from: drifterbob on April 01, 2011, 17:08:01 PMYes, its required. As Troll indicates it is necessary. its 100ohm, 1/2 watt - ensure you put it in the correct way... some folks have installed backwards...Hi all, need some info on ign work on my 1500 Drifte (2002). I have a Thunder (Harley type) ign sw. I've located on the left side (tool) cover. I want to leave the old sw intact and splice in the new one for ign only (no park lite) The info from Thunder shows puting a 100 ohm resistor in line with one ign wire (there are 2 ign wires), I've had the old (stock) sw apart and don't see a resistor there. Do I need the resistor? My thoughts were splicing into the 2 ign wires and Batt wire, then tying the 2 ign wire together on the new sw post. If any ones been there I would love to hear from you. Thanks, Drifter Bob
Go over to the web site and click on Accessories or Mods/Tips - once there click HOME and then at the top type ignition into the search box... you will come up with a page of info on this mod (and various accessories as well). There are 3-4 mods listed. This is one of them...
This is the thing that cost me big bucks last season, and a fuel pump I didn't need. The 100ohm resistor is built into the stock ign. to prevent theft by just crossing the wires. The ECM needs to see a correct voltage on the circuit, or it will not turn on the fuel pump. I still have my thunder ign switch, it was mounted in a nice chrome upper handlebar bracket, on the risers... mine is sitting on a shelf in the garage. It uses the H-D riser pattern......ya want it?
Hi all, need some info on ign work on my 1500 Drifte (2002). I have a Thunder (Harley type) ign sw. I've located on the left side (tool) cover. I want to leave the old sw intact and splice in the new one for ign only (no park lite) The info from Thunder shows puting a 100 ohm resistor in line with one ign wire (there are 2 ign wires), I've had the old (stock) sw apart and don't see a resistor there. Do I need the resistor? My thoughts were splicing into the 2 ign wires and Batt wire, then tying the 2 ign wire together on the new sw post. If any ones been there I would love to hear from you. Thanks, Drifter Bob
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