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Jumping the pins
I understand which wires that I need to jump on my 2013 but I don't understand the concept of how to do it properly.Do I pull the 2 wires out of the plug and connect them together or do I leave the wires in the plug and run a short wire between the 2 and not touch the connections to the plug?
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Re: Jumping the pins
Also once the pins are jumped do you reattach the 2 sections of the plug or leave seperate?
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Re: Jumping the pins
I don't know what 2013 model of bike you have but the pin jumper procedures are for the K1200LT alarm only. But to answer the technical question I just strip back some insulation on each wire back from the connector and solder them together. Then wrap with tape.
John
2009 K1300GT Red Rocket
2009 R1200GS (Gone)
2005 K1200LT Ocean Blue Blue Wizard 110 K and counting...
2006 Bushtec Turbo+2 Spell
2004 330 Ci Convertable
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Have ridden a Motorcycle in all 48
But lack DE, MA, RI and CT with the 2005 LT
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Re: Jumping the pins
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I don't know what 2013 model of bike you have but the pin jumper procedures are for the K1200LT alarm only. But to answer the technical question I just strip back some insulation on each wire back from the connector and solder them together. Then wrap with tape.
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Re: Jumping the pins
No problem on the 2013. If the alarm has failed just unplug the cable and leave it in there. Be sure and unplug the three pin as well as this is power. You can even cut the plug off of the alarm and jumper the cut wires and plug it back into the harness. I carry a jumpered connector off of a failed alarm in case mine goes on the road. Makes for a quick fix on the road.
John
2009 K1300GT Red Rocket
2009 R1200GS (Gone)
2005 K1200LT Ocean Blue Blue Wizard 110 K and counting...
2006 Bushtec Turbo+2 Spell
2004 330 Ci Convertable
K4AN
Have ridden a Motorcycle in all 48
But lack DE, MA, RI and CT with the 2005 LT
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Re: Jumping the pins
Thanks that is the part I coudnt find anywhere
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Re: Jumping the pins
Everything went very easy.When you get done leave everything unplugged or go a step further by removing 3-4 screws and take it right out.In this case I did remove and found some mouse chew on the wiring harness.Luckily only one bare wire.
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