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I am not anywhere near my Vmax :bang head: but have been searching and buying parts online. I have been gone from home since November. But what I need is up close photos at different angles .Of the Yellow plug that is on the coil pack under the seat. So you would have to unplug the coils frrom the harness. Also if there is any numbers or letters on the plug. Then just post them on this thread. I am trying to find the exact plug to make a "plug and play" set up for a Hayabusa coil stick conversion. :a014::a014:

Thanks Scooter
 
Hey thanks for the link. I think I have found an actual plug that fits the original harness without cutting the coil plugs off.

Scooter
 
Hey thanks for the link. I think I have found an actual plug that fits the original harness without cutting the coil plugs off.

Scooter

Scooter, there is a little tang that holds the crimped wire ends in the oem plastic connector, slide a small screwdriver in to depress the tang and you can remove the oem coil wires and replace with your COP wires.

I posted pics but can't remember the title of the thread, will post when I find it.

Edit: Here it is, 1st post. http://www.vmaxforum.net/showthread.php?t=5766&highlight=birdoprey%27s
 
Thanks guys! I was just looking at making a set for myself and a friend or two. Dano I know that you can take the terminals out of stock terminal plug. I have done that several times on some car builds. I was just wanting to not have to mess with the coils at all. Thanks again for everyone's imput

Gannon
 
Hey if you manage to locate those plastic plugs I would be interested in a set. Especially if you can get them with the crimp connectors unused!

Let me know..
 
I will let you know. I had spoken with Sean a little bit about this. I hope that this new source of plugs comes thru.

Gannon
 
Check out this place for connectors: http://www.vintageconnections.com/




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