Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
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Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
Hi,
Does anyone know what exact model was sold in Canada in 1980 ? I need to work on the electrical and have multiple versions of wiring diagrams in the official Honda mechanics book. (E-F-G, SC, etc). I need to figure this out since I swapped a 79 engine in it and the electrical is not 100% similar.
Thanks,
Francis
Does anyone know what exact model was sold in Canada in 1980 ? I need to work on the electrical and have multiple versions of wiring diagrams in the official Honda mechanics book. (E-F-G, SC, etc). I need to figure this out since I swapped a 79 engine in it and the electrical is not 100% similar.
Thanks,
Francis
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Re: Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
Then someone hacked up the wiring on your '79 engine (can only be the pulsar wires, alternator wires and the neutral/oil pressure switches). From the factory, they were all the same for '79-'80.
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Re: Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
Hacked up is a feeeble word...
The number of wires coming out of the regulator was different, same for the starter relay. I'll go with the Shop Manual "addenda for 1980". Hopefully, Juicy Lucy will be ressuciated soon after 3 years of tears and sweat!
The number of wires coming out of the regulator was different, same for the starter relay. I'll go with the Shop Manual "addenda for 1980". Hopefully, Juicy Lucy will be ressuciated soon after 3 years of tears and sweat!
Francis from up North
'80 CBX / '08 KLR 650 / '70 Motobécane Pantin / '11 Accord coupe V6
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Re: Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
I would spend $100 on a new wiring harness and then it is just plug and play.
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Agree on the new harness, but if you must repair, again, there is NO difference between the '79 and '80 wiring. Unless you have non-stock components, then no wiring diagram will be correct.
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Re: Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
Good luck with the project, Francis. A work of luv. Bet it's been more than just tears and sweat!
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Re: Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
I do know for sure the harness side 6 pin Sumitomo lock type male connector (female plastic housing, male terminals inside) for the pulsers (connects to wire that comes up from the front of the clutch cover) the on the 78-79 Z is 0.250" wide terminals.
And on Pro links those terminals are 0.125" wide and in a different housing.
But not sure which type the 1980's have, I hope for your sake it is the 0.250" wide ones. If your harness and engine don't match, PM me and I can help you out with the wiring of them.
Good luck and keep us posted.
Cheers...Tony
And on Pro links those terminals are 0.125" wide and in a different housing.
But not sure which type the 1980's have, I hope for your sake it is the 0.250" wide ones. If your harness and engine don't match, PM me and I can help you out with the wiring of them.
Good luck and keep us posted.
Cheers...Tony
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Re: Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
Bob, this is good advice. I had a lot of grief as a result of damaged wiring harnesses. It's the best $100 you will spend on the project.tevan wrote:I would spend $100 on a new wiring harness and then it is just plug and play.
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Re: Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
I will definitely invest in a new harness if she doesn't behave but for now I should stick with what I have. Already invested way more than expected...
Now I can't figure out where the ground cable connects to (from the battery). I think I included both cables in the CBX I sold this Spring and the pics I took don't show it (of course lol) . Does it connect to the frame (battery support maybe?) or somewhere directly on the engine case?
Thanks for the reply guys, I might upload new pics of Juicy Lucy today.
Now I can't figure out where the ground cable connects to (from the battery). I think I included both cables in the CBX I sold this Spring and the pics I took don't show it (of course lol) . Does it connect to the frame (battery support maybe?) or somewhere directly on the engine case?
Thanks for the reply guys, I might upload new pics of Juicy Lucy today.
Francis from up North
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Re: Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
On 78/79 Z's, it connects to the LH bolt that holds the starter motor in on the LH side of the gearbox, just above the countershaft sprocket.
I would be surprised if the '80s are any different.
The OEM bolts are a 6 mm thread, but have an 8 mm hex head with a shoulder and are usually a dark colour.
I would be surprised if the '80s are any different.
The OEM bolts are a 6 mm thread, but have an 8 mm hex head with a shoulder and are usually a dark colour.
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Thanks, I got it. I was able to plug the battery and start it after 3 years! Next steps, fuel and exhausts
Francis from up North
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Re: Exact model 1980 sold in Canada (for wiring diagram)
Francis from up North
'80 CBX / '08 KLR 650 / '70 Motobécane Pantin / '11 Accord coupe V6
"CAD guys do it with models"
'80 CBX / '08 KLR 650 / '70 Motobécane Pantin / '11 Accord coupe V6
"CAD guys do it with models"