fowler
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oh my bad i mis read it
stupid
its deleted
stupid
its deleted
gsxr 600 gokart
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anderkart
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I could prolly look up your wiring schematic on-line and help, but I'd need to know the exact year your gsxr 600 was made?
(also post how many wires that 'Tip Over Sensor' has, and what colors those wires are.
And post what country you live in, Suzuki used totally different electrical systems for bikes going to different counterys...)
Doc Sprocket
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It has a tip switch? What does that do- airbags? 
OzFab
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It has a tip switch? What does that do- airbags?
It's like a low oil sensor; bike falls over it kills the engine to prevent damage
I heard something the other night which I'd never really thought about; motorcycles have no safety equipment
fowler
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I'd keep it
It is a good safety feature for the engine
Some people thin it will trip if u go over rough ground or corner hard
But they don't
I'll look on my diagram later
It is a good safety feature for the engine
Some people thin it will trip if u go over rough ground or corner hard
But they don't
I'll look on my diagram later
fowler
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mmm not to sure
but someone with more knowledge of electronics should be abe to work it out
from my guess it would be a case of connecting all 3 together
or maybe leaveing out the black wire
EDIT
sorry
if your not sure its the TO sensor
but someone with more knowledge of electronics should be abe to work it out
from my guess it would be a case of connecting all 3 together
or maybe leaveing out the black wire
EDIT
sorry
if your not sure its the TO sensor
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anderkart
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Fowler is right, the color of those 3 cut wires confirm they went to the "TO-Sensor".
I found a bit of info at the gixxer forum mentioning some type of '150-ohm bypass test' you could research, but I'd suggest you simply purchase a replacement TO-Sensor and wire it up like the bike organically had.
(I found credible info stating: If the TO sensor circuit isn't functioning correctly, It'll throw a #23 trouble code)
The wiring schematic shows the black wire goes to the center position of this sensors plug, so I'd try doing a google image search (for this sensor) to hopefully find pics showing the location of where the 2 outside wires originally connected to this sensor. (DON'T just guess where those 2 connect!)
I would not try bypassing this sensor by simply connecting 2 or 3 of the wires together, unless you can find credible info/instructions. The black wire goes directly to the ECM. The other 2 wires (red & blk-brown) T-off and are shared by several other sensors. So If you start guessing and connect something wrong, you could easily end up damaging the ECM and/or causing all kinds of other problems/damage...
I found a bit of info at the gixxer forum mentioning some type of '150-ohm bypass test' you could research, but I'd suggest you simply purchase a replacement TO-Sensor and wire it up like the bike organically had.
(I found credible info stating: If the TO sensor circuit isn't functioning correctly, It'll throw a #23 trouble code)
The wiring schematic shows the black wire goes to the center position of this sensors plug, so I'd try doing a google image search (for this sensor) to hopefully find pics showing the location of where the 2 outside wires originally connected to this sensor. (DON'T just guess where those 2 connect!)
I would not try bypassing this sensor by simply connecting 2 or 3 of the wires together, unless you can find credible info/instructions. The black wire goes directly to the ECM. The other 2 wires (red & blk-brown) T-off and are shared by several other sensors. So If you start guessing and connect something wrong, you could easily end up damaging the ECM and/or causing all kinds of other problems/damage...
fowler
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what does the pair valve do
get a google images pic or somthing, we may call it something differant
get a google images pic or somthing, we may call it something differant
anderkart
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Check out this thread: http://www.gixxer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=195062
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