Freeforester
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Happy ending for once, I understand! 
For Sale: STOLEN - Suzuki Quadrunner -750miles only
- Thread starter Edinburgh Rifles
- Start date
phillips321
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More details needed! Especially if it was someone "viewing to buy" beforehand!Happy ending for once, I understand!
Rake Aboot
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Pilton or Mayfield
If it’s Pilton they get left behind the old church for a day or so
Also a makeshift Herris fencing “tent “ way out behind the royal infirmary where they stash them as well.
Failing that a campsite in the Borders.
If it’s Pilton they get left behind the old church for a day or so
Also a makeshift Herris fencing “tent “ way out behind the royal infirmary where they stash them as well.
Failing that a campsite in the Borders.
HonestJohn
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Do tell!
Recovered by police
little bit of damage but easily fixed
little bit of damage but easily fixed
Rake Aboot
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From where ? Was I close ?
phillips321
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How did they know the location? Tracker? Other stolen quads, one with a tracker?
Freeforester
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Just a quick follow up on this one - having recently taken ownership of this quad, and having received the replacement key module (many thanks Ed!), is there anyone able to advise me as to the function and any location of the corresponding receiving ‘female’ socket for the black and yellow bullet connector as shown here?
I’ve had a good look in the wiring loom behind the speedo etc even with a head torch, but as yet to no avail. The ignition and lighting is fully functional without the bullet connector attached to anything presently, so I was wondering if it is for an accessory light or something, but thought I’d throw this one open to those with some greater experience and expertise in these matters ( ie just about everyone else!
). Any advice or insights gratefully received, thanks.
I’ve had a good look in the wiring loom behind the speedo etc even with a head torch, but as yet to no avail. The ignition and lighting is fully functional without the bullet connector attached to anything presently, so I was wondering if it is for an accessory light or something, but thought I’d throw this one open to those with some greater experience and expertise in these matters ( ie just about everyone else!
). Any advice or insights gratefully received, thanks.
phillips321
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I’ve got the large PDF manual for this quad if you wanted a copy?Just a quick follow up on this one - having recently taken ownership of this quad, and having received the replacement key module (many thanks Ed!), is there anyone able to advise me as to the function and any location of the corresponding receiving ‘female’ socket for the black and yellow bullet connector as shown here?
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I’ve had a good look in the wiring loom behind the speedo etc even with a head torch, but as yet to no avail. The ignition and lighting is fully functional without the bullet connector attached to anything presently, so I was wondering if it is for an accessory light or something, but thought I’d throw this one open to those with some greater experience and expertise in these matters ( ie just about everyone else!
phillips321
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Good job that mines a 2005
Call a friend he will know Mr GBJust a quick follow up on this one - having recently taken ownership of this quad, and having received the replacement key module (many thanks Ed!), is there anyone able to advise me as to the function and any location of the corresponding receiving ‘female’ socket for the black and yellow bullet connector as shown here?
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I’ve had a good look in the wiring loom behind the speedo etc even with a head torch, but as yet to no avail. The ignition and lighting is fully functional without the bullet connector attached to anything presently, so I was wondering if it is for an accessory light or something, but thought I’d throw this one open to those with some greater experience and expertise in these matters ( ie just about everyone else!
Freeforester
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That would be very much appreciated thanks, I’ve looked online and on page 349 of a ‘Clymer’ manual it mentions the yellow and black wire, but not it’s function nor whereabouts to connect/disconnect to or from. I’ll PM you with my details.
I can imagine so, do you think it’s now redundant? If so, I was just going to wrap it in a heatshrink sheath and tuck it in out of the way.
Freeforester
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Pretty sure this one predates that time; first used one like it among the stags in Easter Ross in 1989. Runs like a sewing machine!
