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Old 04-04-2023, 06:33 PM
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Default 2007/8 EC250 Kill Switch

Hi all.
So I’ve played around all day and cannot get the aftermarket kill switch on the bike to work.
I believe either the green/yellow or green/blue wire may have a break in it somewhere as even when touching both together the bike stays running.

Is there any way I can fit a kill switch to the bike without using existing wiring and if so where do I connect the new kill switch wires to please?
Thank you.
I’m working off the below wiring diagram for reference.
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Old 04-04-2023, 07:30 PM
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Going by the 2013 schematic, depending on which model, you'll either need to hook up to the white/yellow (XC model) or black/yellow (EC model) at the CDI and then to chassis ground for a kill circuit.
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Funny, I've had to repair that wire a couple of times.

As above. Ground for one side then trace other wire back to a good point.
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Could someone identify which wire I’d go into for the kill switch live please?




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None of those. That is a pic of your voltage regulator. Yellow is AC power in to it, black is it's ground, and the white/blue is the coil trigger wire.

The kill switch grounds to the chassis and then goes back to the CDI in your air box.
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Apologies I thought if I interrupted the power there it would kill the bike also.


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The kill switch doesn't open a path like it might on some older roadbikes. It just grounds a pin of the cdi so it stops output of power.
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