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Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by twix8949, Aug 18, 2012.

  1. twix8949

    twix8949 New Member

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    i want to eliminate most of the wiring on my 82 xj750 could someone show me or tell me how? i wan it it to be almost striped thanks :?:
     
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    thanks
     
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    There's no turn signals on that diagram. If that's the way you are planning to go, better check with dmv. Some states require turn signals.
     
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    Ya I have a revised one adding in signal lights and neutral, high beam, and turn signal indicator lights. I just don't have it on hand.
     
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    i would rather have every thing maverickbr77 talked about just for legal reasons
     
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    My reworked diagram is in ny on paper and I'm in NH so I can't get to it
    I have 4 leds on my custom dash blue for high beam, green for neutral, and 2 yellow 1 for right and 1 for left signal. refered to as indicator lights below

    neutral indicator is: power (I think I split it off the brake light fuse) - indicator light - neutral switch

    high beam indicator: power (off of the high beam power wire) - indicator light - ground

    signals I put on there own fuse so extend the fuse panel in the diagram to add another fuse I also use a aftermarket electronic flasher that has been moded to keep self cancel and allow me to use led signals but any 2 pin flasher will work for simplification.

    signals: fuse - flasher - signal switch which splits you into right and left
    left side: split to front and back
    back: signal - ground
    front: split to indicator and signal - each go to a ground.

    hope that makes sense
     
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    yep thanks I'm going to get another wiring harness to start with so i don't screw up the factory one lol
     
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    FYI I managed to fit a CF13 3 pin to my xj750. Brown is + and connects to B+ pin, the Brown/White is your BULB side which connects to L pin. Lastly, you need to connect E- to the frame or and earth wire. You can leave the Yellow/Green wire, which is your auto off trigger.
     

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