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NinjaFinally · February 24th, 2023, 03:29 AM

I installed the front line yesterday, and am pretty sure that after I checked it and the light was working. Took it for a test ride, good.

Installed the rear line today, had the right side cover off and removed the reservoir at one stage (working out how I was going to torque the banjo bolt). Got it all done, checked my lights and the rear one is working and the front is not. Maybe something under that side panel? Took the master cylinder off the bar, undid the two connectors, and cleaned up the two pins on the switch. They measured at 27 ohms which seems high. Tried bridging the two connectors together, still no light.

Bike is a 2006 Australian model, I have a diagram for an F9/F10/F11 which I think is earlier but probably the same. Just so hard to trace it, it looks like it goes through the junction box?

Any help would be appreciated.

February 24th, 2023, 03:29 AM	#1
NinjaFinally ninjette.org member Name: Brett Location: Perth, Australia Join Date: Feb 2022 Motorcycle(s): GPX250R 2006 Posts: 23	Installed braided lines, now my front brake light does not work I installed the front line yesterday, and am pretty sure that after I checked it and the light was working. Took it for a test ride, good. Installed the rear line today, had the right side cover off and removed the reservoir at one stage (working out how I was going to torque the banjo bolt). Got it all done, checked my lights and the rear one is working and the front is not. Maybe something under that side panel? Took the master cylinder off the bar, undid the two connectors, and cleaned up the two pins on the switch. They measured at 27 ohms which seems high. Tried bridging the two connectors together, still no light. Bike is a 2006 Australian model, I have a diagram for an F9/F10/F11 which I think is earlier but probably the same. Just so hard to trace it, it looks like it goes through the junction box? Any help would be appreciated.