05-10-2020, 03:15 PM
Tsmetjen they are pointing at the right place with the red circle and none of the connectors you show on the picture will fit.
The one in your hand looks to be the connector in the blue circle which is the sidestand switch, which is easy
to find once you follow the cable down to where the sidestand switch is mounted.
And the connector in the green circle is the fuel tank connector with three wires.
The intake air temperature sensor is the white ( unplugged ) part with the two mounting screws and is located here;
And when connected up looks like this;
At 20 degrees celsius it has a resistance of 2.2 kilo ohm and when warmed to 28 degrees the resistance decreases to 2 kilo ohm.
The cable for this sensor is quite short and a bit difficult to unplug, the connector needs to be pushed forward, then pressed to lift the clip over the little ramp that holds the connector in place and then pulled back.
What is the reason you want to install the booster plug?
The one in your hand looks to be the connector in the blue circle which is the sidestand switch, which is easy
to find once you follow the cable down to where the sidestand switch is mounted.
And the connector in the green circle is the fuel tank connector with three wires.
The intake air temperature sensor is the white ( unplugged ) part with the two mounting screws and is located here;
And when connected up looks like this;
At 20 degrees celsius it has a resistance of 2.2 kilo ohm and when warmed to 28 degrees the resistance decreases to 2 kilo ohm.
The cable for this sensor is quite short and a bit difficult to unplug, the connector needs to be pushed forward, then pressed to lift the clip over the little ramp that holds the connector in place and then pulled back.
What is the reason you want to install the booster plug?