[Mr.Specific.Request]

Last April I took apart a 2019 model to use for a project and I've finally gotten to the wiring stage in that project and I can't for the life of me figure out where the coils plug in. I'm wondering if there is an intermediate cable or box that they connect to, I've looked over the wiring diagram but it has proved unhelpful. The bike was a stat writeoff but ran fine before I took it apart so there's clearly something I'm missing here.
(Pictured: The ends I have, there's plenty of these connectors but not two that physically fit or have the same heavy cables with matching colours)

 

[Entropy]

I don't know whether this will help but the wiring colours change at the coil connectors. Both coils have Brown (Br) and a Black/White (B/W) stripe wires.

On the harness side though, ignition coil #1 has White/Red (W/R) stripe and Black/Red (B/R) stripe wires (B/R connecting to B/W on the coil)

Ignition coil #2 harness side has White/Red (W/R) stripe and Black (B) wires (B connecting to B/W on the coil)

I took this info from the 2016 US spec ABS service manual.

 

[Mr.Specific.Request]

That may have solved it. I wont know until tomorrow though. If it is correct it explains why I couldn't figure it out seeing as the connectors with the correct colours are placed this far away on separate branches. Why Suzuki, just why.

 

[Geo Smith]

You've got your hands full.

 

[Mr.Specific.Request]

Thanks to Entropy (great name) it runs. I now just have to figure out why its idling at 5k.

 

[Geo Smith]

its idling at 5k.

Damn! That'll make for some interesting riding. Yes, Entropy, interesting name. Quantum physics?

 

[golden chicken]

Damn! That'll make for some interesting riding. Yes, Entropy, interesting name. Quantum physics?

I thought entropy was thermodynamics.

 

[Geo Smith]

I thought entropy was thermodynamics.

It was borne originally from thermodynamics, but has far reaching applications in quantum physics, chemistry, meteorology, biology, IT, even economics. When I saw the posters name, I mixed it up with "atrophy", a term of which I am becoming increasingly familiar. When I realized it was "entropy", I had to poke around a little for the meaning of the term. That's when I found the association with quantum physics, a field in which I have a passing interest.

Nice catch GC.

 

[golden chicken]

Nice catch GC.

I only know enough to be "dangerous."

 

[TeeRiver]

I only know enough to be "dangerous."

Speaking of dangerous, I play a motorcycle mechanic on a popular motorcycle forum and give out marginal fix-it advice. : -)

 

[Entropy]

I chose "Entropy" because it represents the chaos and disorder in a system.

Speaking of dangerous, I play a motorcycle mechanic on a popular motorcycle forum and give out marginal fix-it advice. : -)

...and by providing time, information (and energy) you reduce entropy and bring order to a naturally chaotic universe.

 

[Geo Smith]

naturally chaotic universe

Sort of like SVR.

 

[Straticus]

It was borne originally from thermodynamics, but has far reaching applications in quantum physics, chemistry, meteorology, biology, IT, even economics. When I saw the posters name, I mixed it up with "atrophy", a term of which I am becoming increasingly familiar. When I realized it was "entropy", I had to poke around a little for the meaning of the term. That's when I found the association with quantum physics, a field in which I have a passing interest.

Nice catch GC.

Entropy ain't what it used to be <grin>