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DT125R FORUM

Thermo unit Earthing help required.

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  • Yamboy46Y Offline
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    Yamboy46
    wrote on last edited by Yamboy46
    #1

    Good morning forum,

    Can anybody help me find where I need to place this thermo unit earth connector on the frame ?

    Many thanks in advance.
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  • ZrakoZ Offline
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    Zrako
    wrote on last edited by Zrako
    #2

    Never heard of temp sensor with earth.
    To be honest the terminal looks like from battery but wire is too small for it.

    1979 Jawa Mustang 50
    2003 Gilera DNA 125 R.I.P
    2015 Keeway TX 125 SM
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  • CalumC Offline
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    Calum
    wrote on last edited by
    #3

    If it's an earth wire, then anywhere on the frame will suit.

    Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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  • F Offline
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    finnerz89
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    #4

    I think that should go on one of the regulator mounting bolts. Under the RH side scoop

    Current bikes:
    DT125X '07
    Street Triple R '11
    Aprilia ETV1000 '02

    Previous:
    DR650RSE '96
    FJ1200 '92

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  • Yamboy46Y Offline
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    Yamboy46
    wrote on last edited by
    #5

    Cheers chaps I'll get that homed immediately , also I don't suppose any of you gents would have any idea to as why when I connect the battery the starter motor turns itselfs weather the keys are in the ignition or not?

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  • F Offline
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    finnerz89
    replied to Yamboy46 on last edited by
    #6

    @tdrgreg2 starter relay might be stuck closed

    Current bikes:
    DT125X '07
    Street Triple R '11
    Aprilia ETV1000 '02

    Previous:
    DR650RSE '96
    FJ1200 '92

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    Yamboy46
    replied to finnerz89 on last edited by
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    @finnerz89 could you please go further in depth

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  • CalumC Offline
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    Calum
    replied to finnerz89 on last edited by
    #8

    @finnerz89 Would it though? Because the starter button is switch live is it not?

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    finnerz89
    replied to Calum on last edited by
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    @calum yeah, it has a direct feed from the battery, if the contacts inside are welded together then as soon as you put power to it the motors going to turn

    Current bikes:
    DT125X '07
    Street Triple R '11
    Aprilia ETV1000 '02

    Previous:
    DR650RSE '96
    FJ1200 '92

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  • CalumC Offline
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    replied to finnerz89 on last edited by
    #10

    @finnerz89 Sorry I thought he meant that the button works if the switch is on or off.

    Just read it again, yeah what you said sounds about right

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  • F Offline
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    finnerz89
    replied to Calum on last edited by
    #11

    @calum needs a twat with a hammer as we say in the trade!
    I'm usually the twat 🤣

    Current bikes:
    DT125X '07
    Street Triple R '11
    Aprilia ETV1000 '02

    Previous:
    DR650RSE '96
    FJ1200 '92

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  • NottsbikerN Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #12

    Does this mount to the coil bolt. Looks like it fits onto something. The loom on the Belgarda TDR is slightly different to the DTR ones.

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    replied to Nottsbiker on last edited by
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    @nottsbiker I thought regulator mount, looks like the one on my DTX. Either way anywhere on the frame should do

    Current bikes:
    DT125X '07
    Street Triple R '11
    Aprilia ETV1000 '02

    Previous:
    DR650RSE '96
    FJ1200 '92

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    #14

    Regulator mounts differently on the TDR to the X. Yours iirc it's on the rad frame and the TDR one fits like the DTR under the seat and is held on with a screw that doesn't hold anything else on

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    replied to Nottsbiker on last edited by
    #15

    @nottsbiker would you happen to know how the starter relay is wired up . Amy pictures would be a bonus.

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  • NottsbikerN Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #16

    Is it not in that pdf i sent out last week?

    Iirc it's connected to the battery via a heavy duty red (positive) cable which then goes to the starter motor. I think that the black (earth) cable goes from the battery to the solenoid then from there attaches to the engine. There is also a two wire plug that goes to the solenoid which is the lower power switching signal which is connected to the starter button.

    No pics I'm afraid I'm away on holiday at mo

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