Searching for 1963 C105 55cc wiring diagram
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Searching for 1963 C105 55cc wiring diagram
I can't seem to find a wiring diagram in all my books or net search for this early little bugger. Is it positive ground??? I thought I fixed it with a broken wire on the ignition switch, but that didn't get it. Can someone help me out here?
Scott
SW Iowa
65 CB160 Sport
63 C105 55cc
SW Iowa
65 CB160 Sport
63 C105 55cc
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Thank you for clarification, that is most helpful. Especially about the ignition switching ground. That's what was confusing me. It looks like a previous owner did some rewiring because the negative from the battery is not connected to any blue wire and I was looking for 6v at the ignition switch.revlover wrote:The c100/c105 is negative ground, but the ignition switch switches the negative side of the circuit rather than the positive. Please feel free to PM me if you need more info. I've had a few cubs myself.
Scott
SW Iowa
65 CB160 Sport
63 C105 55cc
SW Iowa
65 CB160 Sport
63 C105 55cc
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Yes..test it like any other diode. Best way is to use a battery and a test light. It should permit current flow in only one direction, kinda like a check valve. If it's bad. you can simply replace it with a single silicon diode like 3 amps or so.
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