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Cheetah alarm and Troutman plug
#178233 07/02/2007 5:15 PM
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So, my alarm came today and my plug was here long ago (ordered the same day, thanks Troutman).

I apologize in advance for being a motorcycle moron. Are there any detailed instructions online for installing this? I tried to follow Sandman's, but I don't know what "wire 1, wire 2" etc. is. Heck, I don't even know what the plug on the Triumph looks like.

Re: Cheetah alarm and Troutman plug
Martlet #178234 07/03/2007 7:32 AM
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Be patient.

I received my plug from Troutman yesterday, and next time I have a day or two off work I'll be reattaching the socket and re-writing the how-to.

If you absolutely can't wait - pull the seats & tank off your bike and have a look on the right hand side under the tank. You'll find a black 12 pin socket there, with a black 12 pin plug stuck in it that only has two little wire loops on it (that's the blanking plug). Pull the blanking plug off and have a REAL close look at the socket. Get a light and have a CLOSER look, with a magnifying glass. You'll see some teeny tiny little numbers there marked 1-12. These are pins 1-12. (ok so I called them wires - once you cut the socket off they ARE just wires.) Ignore pins 10 & 11. Get another bit of wire and connect it between pins 3 & 5. Connect the coloured wires from the alarm to the new plug so they connect to the wires as listed in the table on my website. Bingo - your alarm should now work.

If that still doesn't make sense, perhaps you should seek out a friend who's more confident with electronics to help.

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Sandmann #178235 07/03/2007 12:48 PM
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Thanks. I figured it out last night. Your site helped quite a bit. I actually made a few changes, but it works like a charm. The hardest part was mounting the mercury switch in a place that actually worked.

Thanks to Troutman for including a few extra pins, also. I mucked one up.


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