[SBKH]

I have a friend that brought me their 1990 Bullet.  It looks like an army bike if that helps identify the bike any better.  She wants me to install a wiring harness that she got. It is made by SWISS, part no. 0202m is printed on the casing.

It looks like a quality harness, the problem I have is all the wires are there, but none of the colors are right and most of the multi pin plugs are wrong.  I have no problem replacing the connectors with equal or better quality parts to be correct but... I don't know what any of them are actually supposed to go to.  She also brought me a Factory service manual with very nice wiring diagrams.  But non of the colors are right so again I don't know where the new stuff is supposed to go. 

If anyone has had experience with these harnesses or even better yet has a Swiss wiring diagram that they could post it would be AMAZINGLY helpfull!  Thanks!

[rideOn]

no legitimate advice. i'm going to take the diagram, a meter and rewire the entire beast with at least 12 ga wires. probably make my own diagram

[The Garbone]

I agree,  best to do it from scratch at this point, not that many wires on  pre-Estart machine to begin with so should not be that tough.

[rideOn]

probly pick up good connectors at fastenal or barnes.

[Jinx]

 Hmmm. I googled the h*ll out of it. Nada. If you want to use this harness you probably will spend a day or so with it layed out tagging/tracing each wire. Since the colors and terminals are wrong it might not be for this bike. It'll tick you off if you just try to throw it on there and find out you need to run extra wires or there are jumpers in the harness. The electrical gods have never been kind and merciful.
 The original harness toast? You could remove it from the bike, peal it and repair/replace any bad wires. Then rewrap it. A much easier route. 4 months of fighting with electrical gremlins on my wifes bike till I got smart and just pulled the whole harness. Found a few shorts,crappy crimp splices,bare wires etc. Repaired it with new soldered terminals and wires  and now zero problems. (with the electrical that is )

[cyrusb]

Has "She" brought you any brownies, cookies,etc? They are an absolute must while doing this kind of work.