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Sorting the wiring to the ignition key.

Dave J

New member
Good afternoon, all:

I'm a new member, a long time rider [VFR750F and a GS550 cafe bike are currently my other bikes] and I've found myself a 1984 R100RS as a retirement present. It came with a non-functioning ignition switch, and I need some help sorting the tabs to my new switch to the wires. Here are the pictures - I'd appreciate any help you could give.

I'm currently dividing my time between the Penticton area in BC's South Okanagan and the Edmonton area where we still have our "real" home - I'd appreciate hearing from anybody in the Penticton/Kelowna area, as the Beemer is here, and this is where I'll be doing most of my riding.

Thanks for the help,
Dave Jorgensen
in Naramata
 

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second ignition picture

...and here's the ignition wiring that's waiting for the switch.

Thanks,
Dave
 

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Haynes and the BMW CD diagrams sort of agree:

- 30 -- red wire
- 58 -- gray wire
- 15 -- green wire
- 56 -- green/white wire (CD says another green wire)
 
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