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kill switch thingamebob?

22 posts · Started by Ya Mother · 29 Jul 2010

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When i stripped my 05 mask yesterday there was a little box bolted onto the rev counter speedo housing, with a lead coming out of it......it had up written on it, i seem to remember from another thread that i read a while back (cant find it) that it is some kind of kill switch.
I have disconnected it and put it in my toolbox.....will i have problems when i remount it....or is it just a case of having it in the up position when i start the bike?
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TPS is throttle position sensor, I think....
samba's right, TPS = throttle position sensor, I think tip over sensors are just TIP or TOS!
Ok....has nobody come up with a way to disconnect this....i take it you get a F1 light if you pull the plug?
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Thanks for the link jmann....it helped a lot....i stripped mine and just glued the pendulum together.
Cool. Just take care tho.
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