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Banshee Chad

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Ok guys, I'm doing the tors removal. Got the carbs tops off, and unplugged from the wiring harness. And the throttle cable undone from the lever housing. Next q is, do I remove the wire going to the housing, and unplug it from the wire harness? And then which of the 2 boxes under the tank is the Tors box? And do I just tape all the loose electrical connections?

 

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the lil black box under your fuel tank to the left hand side is the tors box, disconnect that.

the wires going to the thumb throttle, disconnect that.

the wires to your park, im not sure, if you have to connect them or disconnect them (youll find out when it doesnt go haha)

 

there is more TORS remove threads on this forum than anything else, so just run a few search's, it his all here.

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the wires that go up to the brake lever are for your parking brake switch. You can keep the parking brake and remove those wires.....its SUPPOSED to keep the bike from revving up while the parking brake is on. but usually what happens is the switch will go bad while your riding and then all the sudden you have no ability to go anywhere... just disconnect it...

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the wires that go up to the brake lever are for your parking brake switch. You can keep the parking brake and remove those wires.....its SUPPOSED to keep the bike from revving up while the parking brake is on. but usually what happens is the switch will go bad while your riding and then all the sudden you have no ability to go anywhere... just disconnect it...

The wires going to your clutch lever/ park brake are for the park brake rev limiter. It is totally seperate from the TORS system and it is supposed to keep the bike from revving up when the park brake is set. It works by connecting a wire from the CDI box (at the rear of the bike) to ground when the brake is set. But sometimes the plunger sticks or miosture will short it to ground when the brake is not set. The best way to deal with it is find the CDI box connector plug at the rear of the bike and locate the green/yellow wire in the bike side of the plug. Cut this wire ON THE BIKE SIDE OF THE CONNECTOR as close to the plug as you can. This will use the connector body to insulate the wire from shorting to ground and activating the rev limiter. If you wanred to, you could even remove the terminal and wire remnant from the connector. If you really want to clean up the wiring on your bike, you can remove the harness and unwrap it, remove the green/yellow wire and all the wiring for the TORS system. You have to keep the main black wire in the harness but you can get rid of the black/yellow wires and I beleive there is a black wire that goes from the main wire to the TORS box. If you are going to do this I would get a wiring diagram and read the electrical tech info on here. Good luck.

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