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Question of curiousity.........

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by KH666, Jun 2, 2012.

  1. KH666

    KH666 New Member

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    If you study the wiring diagram for your bike you may be able to see if that particular switch will work. All ig switches have the same thing in common: off, on, and start. Good luck!
     
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    You may get it to WORK and FIT, but it doesn't appear to be a wheel LOCKING key switch.

    If you are not worried about making your bike that much easier to steal and/or are MOVING your ignitions switch anyways, you could probably get it to work :)

    EDIT: I also notices its labels says: OFF, IGN and Lights.

    My XJ switch has Park (not all do), LOCK, OFF and ON.

    So you will have to figure out how to wire just OFF and ON.
     
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    Thanks for replies that is what I was thinking, but I thought I'd get experienced thoughts first :D
     
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    with enough ingenuity, ANYTHING is possible :D

    go for it! and let us know how it goes.

    the only downside i see is the fact of the lack of a steering columm lock. other than that, ignition switchesought to wire up pretty universally.

    good luck!
     

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