| Author | Message | ||
     Ft_bstrd |
For the 2000 M2, where does the temp sensor connect to? It's not in the manual or any wiring diagram. It doesn't go to the timing module.  | ||
| Mnscrounger |
according to the image description it wouldn't be shown, This is the Starting Circuit diagram. I think I have a wiring diagram in my stuff that shows which pins on the ECM it goes into. I'll take a look later today | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
It's not on the larger wiring diagram either. I have the 8 pin connector and "dumb" module without the BAS and temp input.  | ||
| Natexlh1000 |
The M2 had a temp sensor? I thought only injected bikes got that. | ||
| S1owner |
It has an oil pressure switch not a temp sensor | ||
| Resinears |
Are you talking about the sensor on the rear cylinder that is supposed to activate the "skip spark" on some later model M2's? | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Yes. Rear temp sensor (not oil pressure sender). In order for there to be skip spark, there would have to be sensor/ignition interaction. Trying to figure out where if at all this is taking place. | ||
| Resinears |
My ignition module has the two connectors, not the single 8 pin. That said, I'm not sure if my bike has the original harness on it or not. While trying to sort out my ignition problems, I unplugged that rear sensor with no change in behaviour. I read something about the feature somewhere, but can't find it now. Maybe try a search for "skip spark"? | ||
| Hootowl |
If you've got the dumb module, you may not have an input for head temp sensor. | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
The twin 12 pin module has input for temp sensor and BAS. The 8 pin has inputs for cam position reader, the ignition and the speed sensor. I'm thinking the temp sensor goes no where. | ||
| Kmbuell |
My 2000 M2 doesn't have a temp sensor in the rear head. I don't believe they had one. The head is drilled for one, and the FI 2000's had one there, but not my M2. It might be one less sensor to fail! | ||
| 1313 |
I'm thinking the temp sensor goes no where. You are correct - for a 1997-2000 M2. However 2001 and 2002 M2's have the 'smarter module', have skip-spark and all that jive because of the twin 12 pin module you mention. | ||
| Mnscrounger |
Carburetor..Doh! Silly me, I thought they were injected same as my S3. I swear I learn every time I log in here. Sounds like you got a spare temp sensor for the classifieds. | ||
| Resinears |
MY 2000 does have the sensor, as well as the twin 12 pin module. But it also has a tach, which I understand was an option on an otherwise basic bike. Perhaps it's a "late" 2000... |
