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Jugs overriding switches

Posted: Aug 4th, '22, 19:30
by Ming
Bike still not fixed 🙄

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 4th, '22, 19:42
by Jug
Ming wrote: Aug 4th, '22, 19:30 Bike still not fixed 🙄
Do they know what's wrong with it though?

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 4th, '22, 19:48
by Ming
Oh yeah, diagnosed within a day - broken wire in the side stand switch. They're on back order and not available for another week or two. They offered to try to repair the wire short term but I've still not had a call to say they've done it

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 4th, '22, 20:17
by Jug
Ming wrote: Aug 4th, '22, 19:48 Oh yeah, diagnosed within a day - broken wire in the side stand switch. They're on back order and not available for another week or two. They offered to try to repair the wire short term but I've still not had a call to say they've done it
I did wonder if that was what it was.

I have recently made up an a couple override plugs (for my 990 & 1190 as they use the same plug) and put it in their respective tool kits for 'just in case'. I can't think of anything more annoying than having your bike disabled because of a side stand switch, and you can't just short the wires together like on older bikes.

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 5th, '22, 07:37
by royb
I have recently made up an a couple override plugs (for my 990 & 1190 as they use the same plug) and put it in their respective tool kits for 'just in case'. I can't think of anything more annoying than having your bike disabled because of a side stand switch, and you can't just short the wires together like on older bikes.
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Diagram please Rich.

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 5th, '22, 07:45
by BikerGnerd
Not going to make this one :( night shift Saturday. Have a fab ride though!

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 5th, '22, 08:50
by Jug
royb wrote: Aug 5th, '22, 07:37 Diagram please Rich.
For those bikes it's just a 1K ohm resistor across two of the pins.
SSS eliminator.JPG

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 5th, '22, 12:47
by Bilko1000
Shame Andy would have been great to see you 😁

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 5th, '22, 15:55
by Robbo87
Jug wrote: Aug 5th, '22, 08:50
royb wrote: Aug 5th, '22, 07:37 Diagram please Rich.
For those bikes it's just a 1K ohm resistor across two of the pins.

SSS eliminator.JPG
Please indulge an old elektrickery nerd such as I and inform why a 1k ohm resistor is needed between the two connectors. I didn't need this when I by-passed the sidestand switch on my Aprilia.

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 5th, '22, 17:15
by Jug
Bilko1000 - I'm really sorry about this as it's turning into a full on hijacking of your thread.
Robbo87 wrote: Aug 5th, '22, 15:55 Please indulge an old elektrickery nerd such as I and inform why a 1k ohm resistor is needed between the two connectors. I didn't need this when I by-passed the sidestand switch on my Aprilia.
It all depends how new the bike is and how involved its ECU is.
For example the road variants of the DRZ400 (S/SM) have a basic ECU so with that you just needed to short the wires to fool it.

Then the next level got smarter and the ECU wanted to be able to determine between broken (either shorted or open) and working, so the only valid signal is approx 1K ohm. Much lower and it assumes the wires have been damaged and are now shorted, and open circuit means the stand is down or it has been disconnected.

I think the very latest bikes now have a CAN bus module down on the stand, so if you want to override that you'll need to buy a plug in module to spoof it.

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 5th, '22, 18:04
by Robbo87
Jug wrote: Aug 5th, '22, 17:15 Bilko1000 - I'm really sorry about this as it's turning into a full on hijacking of your thread.
Robbo87 wrote: Aug 5th, '22, 15:55 Please indulge an old elektrickery nerd such as I and inform why a 1k ohm resistor is needed between the two connectors. I didn't need this when I by-passed the sidestand switch on my Aprilia.
It all depends how new the bike is and how involved its ECU is.
For example the road variants of the DRZ400 (S/SM) have a basic ECU so with that you just needed to short the wires to fool it.

Then the next level got smarter and the ECU wanted to be able to determine between broken (either shorted or open) and working, so the only valid signal is approx 1K ohm. Much lower and it assumes the wires have been damaged and are now shorted, and open circuit means the stand is down or it has been disconnected.

I think the very latest bikes now have a CAN bus module down on the stand, so if you want to override that you'll need to buy a plug in module to spoof it.
Cheers Mr J. I'm now an even older (and slightly wiser) man - a simple 'Because your Aprilia was old' would have sufficed but the info's now stashed away to be forgotten about for another day :) .

And I promise to hijack no more threads :mrgreen: .

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 5th, '22, 18:21
by billinom8s
do you want me to split the thread? i can put the hi-tech stuff into it's own one in the mechanical section.

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 5th, '22, 18:47
by Jug
Yes, please do.

Re: Ride Out Sunday 9am Bridge Motorcycles

Posted: Aug 7th, '22, 09:23
by royb
Jug wrote: Aug 5th, '22, 08:50
royb wrote: Aug 5th, '22, 07:37 Diagram please Rich.
For those bikes it's just a 1K ohm resistor across two of the pins.

SSS eliminator.JPG
Thanks Rich.