Help GB250/CBX250RS wiring diagram

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    Hi
    Can anyone point me in the direction of a wiring diagram for my 84 GB250? I see Resources has a manual for a CBX250RS, but the section 19 with wiring diagram is missing.
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    Thanks for that guys.Should be the same you reckon?
     
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    Hmm dunno might be close but the CBX250RS will be pretty much the same if you can find the info...what issue are you trying to track down???
     
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    Hey that looks even better. Just wiring in a new tach and speedo and having issues getting the neutral/high beam/indicator LEDs to work. But I have the electrician brother on the job now.
     
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    You will need a relay or some fancy wiring to get the neutral to work as they are usually earth switched.
     
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    They should work ...the only real issue is they(LED's) are diodes and polarity sensitive,will only work one way.
    dont think earth switching will be issue so long as they are connected correctly...
     
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    The new indicator dash warning LED will need a diode added to the left and and a diode to the right wire's (Anode side) before it reach's the led, and then just earth the other leg
     
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