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    Wiring identification
    on: Aug 25, 2020, 10.04 am
    Aug 25, 2020, 10.04 am
    Touched on this before but only just got round to taking a photo. I am trying to work out what the 3 cables should or could connect to? My trophy is a 2013 base model with a fitted triumph sat nav cradle but obviously no stereo. The cables run from beneath the tank and don’t quite reach the rear seat fittings. Any help or polite suggestions would be appreciated.


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    Re: Wiring identification
    Reply #1 on: Aug 25, 2020, 08.39 pm
    Aug 25, 2020, 08.39 pm
    The two being held are likely to be from the GPS Cradle Mount -
    the larger one being a 3.5mm Jack socket for Audio Out,
    and the smaller one being a 2.5mm Jack socket for a Microphone input.

    The third cable ( unseen ) may be a USB socket into which a USB Memory stick
    could be inserted containing music files.

    A Photo of the actual cradle might help identify which particular cradle has been fitted
    so you would know which Model(s) of Sat Nav could be used.

    Here's a side by side comparison of the Garmin 600/660 and Garmin 595 cradles :



    Cheers  :821:




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    Re: Wiring identification
    Reply #2 on: Aug 26, 2020, 06.15 pm
    Aug 26, 2020, 06.15 pm
    Coconut, thanks as always for your excellent guidance. The cradle is for a 660 and now having identified it I have been able to see a wiring diagram and correctly ID what are in fact three defunct cables as described by yourself. Will now try to find a 660 unless anyone can recommend a not to expensive alternative. Thanks again

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    Re: Wiring identification
    Reply #3 on: Oct 27, 2020, 08.57 pm
    Oct 27, 2020, 08.57 pm
    Hi Guys & Gals, I can not find a Home/Connection for this Plug. I removed the fuel tank & intake airbox to fit new filter & spark plugs. However, upon reassembly, I have failed to find just where this stray plug should have fitted. I have connected everything else & had the Engine running whilst up on the Centre Stand, but not actually moving. Everything seems to be functioning correctly & I have no Warning lights on screen. Please help to identify? The plug wires are: One Black & the other One is Brown/Pink. Cheers.



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    Re: Wiring identification
    Reply #4 on: Oct 27, 2020, 09.15 pm
    Oct 27, 2020, 09.15 pm
    Hi Gladiator - Welcome to the Forum !

    ( You might want to drop by the New Members Section and introduce yourself  :028: )

    That looks very much like the Connector for the Purge Valve,
    which is only used for some Countries / Markets that have the Evaporative
    Control system - for stricter emissions control, such as in California.

    The Wiring colours you mention are correct for it to be that.

    Where there is no Purge valve, there will just be that female connector,
    which should be held in place clipped to the bodywork, in front of the
    Rear Suspension Unit, so it probably got dislodged when you removed the Tank.

    It would normally be attached in front of the Rear Suspension Unit.

    This was discussed quite recently in this Topic :

    Empty electrical connector at rear suspension.

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    Re: Wiring identification
    Reply #5 on: Oct 27, 2020, 09.31 pm
    Oct 27, 2020, 09.31 pm
    You beat me to it, Coconut!
    Ride safe, ride often!

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    Re: Wiring identification
    Reply #6 on: Oct 27, 2020, 11.15 pm
    Oct 27, 2020, 11.15 pm
    Yipeeee! Hey, thanks, fellas. I had been stressing over that Damned Plug for a while now. I still have all the Fairings off for a repaint (New Colour), & was not looking forward to having to take Tank & maybe Airbox off again. We don't have fuel emissions regulations (in New Zealand) that so many other countries have, so that will be why this "Purge Valve Connection" is not required.
    Brilliant just how quickly you got back to me with this thorough response, much appreciated. Cheers, Gladiator.  :028:
    Cheers.

     



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