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I have the inertia weight, but the red connector is what the green/white and yellow and green wires plug into and I pulled that connector apart sprayed with contact cleaner and those two wires still have no voltage. All the other wires in that plug have voltage. Not sure if I have to follow...

Ok here is the update, I just purchased a new brake switch installed it and still no brake lights from the front brake lever. I used a piece of wire to jump the two wires going to the brake switch and still no brake lights. So this would indicate a wiring issue between the handlebars and the...

I have the flat switch, took switch apart and cleaned with no success. All other connection on the handle bar holder works, Ignition, horn, T/S and etc. I tested the white and green wire and voltage was around .5 and the other wire was around .1 which would indicate to me bad wiring or something...

Help, I just rebuilt my 1981 1100 Goldwing but my front brake switch isn't working. The rear brake light comes on when I press the rear brake pedal but when I squeeze my front brake handle nothing. I tried jumping the wires to see if it was the brake switch and jumping wire doesn't do anything...

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Not sure yet still looking

Thanks "bro"

The bike is dark burgundy so I will have the fairing painted to match bike. Installing a nice stereo system with a little better speaker system than what comes on the bike. looking forward to getting out and doing some riding

Oh , ok that sounds cool

Thanks "Bro"

Where are you located in Ohio, are you close to Warren. I am originally from Cleveland and my wife is from Warren, Ohio. Being that close we should hook-up this summer and take a cruise.

Thanks for the information, looking at your wing, my wing can be a duplicate.

I think I have figured it out, was just looking at a Hondaline manual I found online and it explains most of the steps. I will be buying a stereo and speakers, but first I have a neighbor who is going to paint the fairing to match the rest of my bike. Things are looking up will keep you all...

Thanks for the heads-up, there are no labels on fairing but I think it is a hondaline fairing. By looking at another site it stated that to get to the wiring you remove the turn-signal assy and fairing pockets, and that is correct for my fairing. Also both fairings have the large HONDA emblem...