I did, but I replaced the whole wiring assembly rather than taking the wires out of the existing assembly.
You have to dig out the wires, look at the post "opened up a can of worms" i think i put a photo in there where i had to fix the wires
Thankyou, can anyone help with the wiring, bought a new kit to fix the broken wires in the epoxy part, but the kit has red black, got them the fuel pump primes now then a white and a blue my original had another black and a white, I take it this is the fuel level so would blue be my black?
The eBay kit appears to be sold by Exactstart - this is @exige formerly of this parish. He can be found on the other channel. Perhaps he can tell you the answer. When I used the Stein Dinse kit (which cost less than the eBay kit you have and already had the Amp connector and resin plug) I traced the wires to the components on the pump and the pin numbers on the Amp super seal connector and compared to the wiring diagram in my workshop manual.
Yeh I have contacted him, but he's asking the American supplier but no answer back yet getting a bit frustrated
If its the fuel level which it must be as the pump is working fine, does anyone know I thats a resistor or a switch? In the tank?
I don't know about your model , but on the 748 / 916 bikes , the fuel level sensor is a tube with a float inside , which works a simple variable resistor . As the fuel level drops , the resistance increases . Hope that's some help ....
Can anyone look to see if they have the blue and white wires and which number on the conector they plug into? Please
I woykdnt fit a standard one, they are known to fail This one is cheaper someone posted after I had ordered the ebay on doh! https://www.stein-dinse.biz/product_info.php?language=en&products_id=452298
I’d repair the one I had from my tank at that price using the other that’s known to work in the interim. Seems that they aren’t soldered correctly then covered up with gunk, first the owner knows is an intermittent fault. In all likely hood they using the same supplier Ducati use?
I posted the link to you on 3rd June so you’d be able to see what other people did before, with a link to the Stein Dinse kit too.
