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Hate to beat this to death: Wire harness repair



   I was hoping to get some more specific information about removing/replacing connections/pins for my wire harness. I got some general info, but nothing specific. If I want to remove the pins/connector associated with the fuse box, which would I use? What about the connectors associated with the relays, which have two different size connectors/pins. The H.E.S.? The connections with the ignition switch harness? I'm lost as to what I would need.
     I have a spare wire harness & I've always been interested in isolating the wires that make the bike go, from everything else. I also have some repairs that really need to be done right on the current harness.


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