Question about Left Handlebar Switches
Question about Left Handlebar Switches
The switch marked "A" in the pic is broken off on my Paso. I was curious as to what it did so I consulted the Owners Manual. The switch marked "A" is not mentioned in the function listing. Please tell me what switch "A" does? Many thanks!
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Tamburinifan
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Re: Question about Left Handlebar Switches
LIGHTS on/off IIRC...
Gert
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907 I.E. -91
M900 -97
MTS 1100s -07
Re: Question about Left Handlebar Switches
Thanks Gert! Your response led me to this posting:
http://www.forums.ducatipaso.org/viewtopic.php?t=5119
So it appears that my US model did not have that switch (which would explain the missing description in the manual) so its the cover plate that is missing.
Mystery solved
http://www.forums.ducatipaso.org/viewtopic.php?t=5119
So it appears that my US model did not have that switch (which would explain the missing description in the manual) so its the cover plate that is missing.
Mystery solved
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Mc tool
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Re: Question about Left Handlebar Switches
Some countries have to have the headlights hard wired on and thusly there is no switch .
My Paso was sold new in Japan ( well it was imported from Japan ) and has the switch ,NZ has since adopted the " lights on " requirement.
PITA ....Since I put a decent sized bulb (and relay )in my Guzzi it draws more current than the alt can cope with and the ( huge ) battery slowly goes flat . Try push starting one of them (1974 850t ) with only one leg
( nah .......2 guys gave me a push )
My Paso was sold new in Japan ( well it was imported from Japan ) and has the switch ,NZ has since adopted the " lights on " requirement.
PITA ....Since I put a decent sized bulb (and relay )in my Guzzi it draws more current than the alt can cope with and the ( huge ) battery slowly goes flat . Try push starting one of them (1974 850t ) with only one leg
I wish I was young again............Id be heaps smarter than last time