
There are all sorts of mysterious wiring and connectors, right?
This is probably
better to handle first
Why is it left over? 100% chance you’ll wonder
I’ve also cleaned up the surrounding area (*´ω`*)


SP2 Ignition Coil
Plug Code Set (with Cap)
This was extremely excellent (*´ω`*)
・The terminal length is short so layout flexibility is high
・As a result it should be less prone to breaking
・The insertion feel is very solid
・Crimping work can be skipped making the job smooth (*´ω`*)

This rubber cap is super GOOD
The insertion feel for the plug code and coil is
MAX.
I’ve always used Watanabe
with old-style heat shrink for fixing.
I just couldn’t get to like
the feel of the included rubber cap.
However
this PAMS brand cap
has very good restraint
with no sense of it coming loose.
From next time
I can’t imagine using anything else.
Since it doesn’t cost much I think
it’s worth trying to replace it as a consumable.
PAMS Pams SP2 Ignition Coil ~ Plug Code Set with Cap Z1/Z2/KZ900/Z1000A/Z750D1/Z1000MK2/Z750FX

The grounding method is old for the era
In this era the harness
acquires ground from wherever it’s needed.
It doesn’t matter if it’s from iron parts.
Since iron corrodes
it can cause poor electrical connection
I’d prefer to avoid it if possible
At the usual ground collection point
from the crankcase with about 3SQ
boom!
I ran it.
By the way
if grounding is really bad
the fuse can blow so be careful.


Turn signal wires and such
if they’re not organized
I don’t like it.
Remove the headlight
and go “ugh”
that’s something I want to avoid.

The horn was also
“joint to joint”
I’ve organized it.


The headlight relay inside the headlight case
is really in the way.
The possibility of it getting pinched
and the hassle of tightening it
I’d prefer to remove it if possible.
I made a bracket and megamixed it
and modified the wiring.

The M8 for horn mounting is just right
so I mounted the relay there.
This cleans things up quite a bit.

The inside of the headlight
has become much lighter.
Now I can open and close it freely ♪

Under the tank
I’ve organized it like this.

The air filter was also dirty so
I replaced it.

While I’m at it I’ll
replace the plugs too.

Once you install Watanabe
make sure to widen the gap to the specified value.
This will enhance
ignition performance.

Resistor plugs are less prone to noise
*See NGK

Be sure to check the signal generator gap
carefully.
I think it’s usually fine
but just in case.

I’d like you to check the meter damper too.
It was quite hardened
so I’ll order a replacement.