The meaning or function of the color path of the front light cable, long distance close, cent, horn, brake, twilight, yamaha mio carburetor, Jupiter z, vega zr, mx.
For the meaning or function of the cable awran as follows:
1. The yellow wire, the red line, flows from the kiprok, which comes from the lamp spool to the on-off switch for the main and twilight lights.
2. Blue wire with black line as the output current from the on-off switch of the main light to the close-range switch.
3. The plain yellow wire is the output current from the near-distance switch to the mains lamp as long-distance current.
4. Plain green cable as the output path from the short range switch to the main light close range.
5. Plain blue cable as the output current from the twilight switch to the front and rear twilight lights.
6. The white line brown cable is the output current for the penny switch to the cent switch.
7. Dark brown cable as the output line current from the left-hand turn signal switch to the front and rear left turn signals.
8. The dark green cable is the output current path from the right turn signal switch to the right front and rear turn signal lights.
9. Black cable as a mass line or ground make sure it is attached to the motorcycle frame and divided into each component such as the main light, turn signal, horn and others.
10. The ping cable is the output mass path from the horn switch to the horn compartment.
11. The light brown cable is the current plus the battery output from the contact when it is on and one of them goes to before the brake switch.
12. The yellow line green wire is the output current from the brake switch to where the brake light is. And make sure there is an outflow when we press the right or left brake handle.
13. The blue and white wire is the mass line or ground output from the starter switch that goes to the relay or starter switch.
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