Good Copy of Electrical Schematic

[Desmo_Demon]

Anyone have a legible copy of a Paso 750 wiring schematic? The one that you can get from the shop manual on this site is very difficult to read when I print it out (I can't read any of the numbers). For those who haven't seen it, it is 156.gif if you download the manual from here....

http://forums.ducatipaso.org/viewtopic. ... tit&lid=18

I know I'm probably going to need a good copy of this schematic to troubleshoot my electrical issues. So.....anyone have a clear copy of this diagram? Thanks!

[jcslocum]

I probably have a bigger/better one on my home computer. Send me a PM with your email.

[paso750]

is this ok ?

http://www.geocities.com/750paso/paso/pasoelectric.htm

G.

[Desmo_Demon]

is this ok ?

http://www.geocities.com/750paso/paso/pasoelectric.htm

G.

Thank you, so much! I can read all the numbers on that one!

I was casually looking over the electrical on this $900 project Paso I picked up on Saturday, and I've decided to trace down every last wire on the bike. There is a burnt connector, bare wires, butt splices, and some wires not even hooked up. I'm going to go completely through the electronics and make sure everything is hooked up correctly. You've just made my work a little easier! Thanks!

[ducinthebay]

There is another schematic that applies to some models that have the single ignition pickup. One pair of wires from the crank sensor feeds the computer/ignition module and that fires the coils. That system also has only two wires coming from alternator that go to the rectifier/regulator. The red wire is tied off. The single pickup system was common in California Pasos, and 750 Sports in the US.

Otherwise, the sytem appears to be the same for other parts of the system.

Phil
90 Sport