Great video, came here while doing my research for my own install and was not disappointed. I’ll be doing my own install on a Honda Bobber. One thing that I recommend is to make yourself your own wiring diagram so you can trouble shoot later just in case. Good luck on the project!
You've earned yourself a new subscriber mate. Got my work cut out for me on a Suzuki GS850G with a smorgasbord of (how could it be anything other) electrical issues. I aspire to be as calm as you when I get down to making a new loom with the M.Unit.
Great. I love that generation of Suzuki, I owned a few. You might find some useful stuff in my other CB750 videos about wiring, Have a look through the playlists.
I have watched umpteen videos on Y tube on this gadget, not one of them shows the work required to connect to the individual items such as head lamp indicators, does it just require the lives from each of these taken to the output on the m unit???
Yes, for things like the indicators, horn, lights etc the connection on the M Unit is the live feed. So the thing gets the power from the M Unit and then goes to earth to complete the circuit. The M Unit also works as the fuse box, so if there is a short on a circuit, say the indicators, the stop working and the M Unit flashes the light for that item. I hope this helps. I have found it really easy to wire up, especially using the M Button in place of having all of the switches connected to it.
Tidy install. Do you have any pictures or video showing the routing and connectors for the regulator/rectifier? I'm struggling with how to hide the wiring and connector as much as possible for my own CB build.
The video going live today may give you a view of what I have done so far. If you look through the play list you will see that I placed the reg rec below the plate under the seat. I am reluctant at this time to cut the wires down so basically I am intending to hide them between the battery and the oil tank. I hope this helps.
No, the munit itself earths to the frame, so you could just run all of the other earths to the frame too. I just used a bar for this one, because it was there when I originally picked up the bike.
@@SPANNERRASH thanks for your response I'm building a cb750 amen savior the wiring is just toast, so this helps alot man I appreciate your input and feed back cuz I know some bikes have bad grounding issues so a buss bar is necessary.. but like your build :^]
Nice job, look forward to more of this. Excuse my ignorance, but what happens with elements like coils/regulator/rectifier etc. when using this system?
All of the items you list are still needed. If you watch my other videos in this series you will see where I wire up the coils, solenoid, and reg/rec. The M-Unit is a switching system, but does include the indicator relay. I hope that helps.
If you look on the Cafe Racer playlist th-cam.com/play/PLZCsrCcblKI_sOuZow0mNHIz0wBBN3Wr_.html the reg/rec is in part 15 and the coils are in part 13. I hope these help.
Hi, not really sure what you are asking. But I think that it is this. The regulator rectifier take the generated current from the engine and charges the battery. The M-Unit would work without the reg/rec but when the battery charge runs down it would stop. It doesn't do anything to control the charge. Not sure what a CDO is, I think you may mean CDI, which is the ingnition module. The M-Unit will send power to whatever ignition system you have, but it only turns the power on and off to it. So if you have CDI (or points, or some other type of electronic ignition) then you will still need them to make the engine fire. I hope this helps.
Great video, came here while doing my research for my own install and was not disappointed. I’ll be doing my own install on a Honda Bobber. One thing that I recommend is to make yourself your own wiring diagram so you can trouble shoot later just in case. Good luck on the project!
Thanks. Good idea about making a wiring diagram. Hope your bobber works out great.
You've earned yourself a new subscriber mate.
Got my work cut out for me on a Suzuki GS850G with a smorgasbord of (how could it be anything other) electrical issues.
I aspire to be as calm as you when I get down to making a new loom with the M.Unit.
Great. I love that generation of Suzuki, I owned a few. You might find some useful stuff in my other CB750 videos about wiring, Have a look through the playlists.
Thanks enjoying your project, you are a good all rounder
Cheers Stephen, I'm glad you're enjoying the Cafe Racer series so far! 👍
Enjoyed this thanks for sharing
Cheers Michael!
What is the tail light you have there? Wonderful video series!
Sourced from eBay. I don't think it is listed now. Thanks for the good vibes! :)
I have watched umpteen videos on Y tube on this gadget, not one of them shows the work required to connect to the individual items such as head lamp indicators, does it just require the lives from each of these taken to the output on the m unit???
Yes, for things like the indicators, horn, lights etc the connection on the M Unit is the live feed. So the thing gets the power from the M Unit and then goes to earth to complete the circuit. The M Unit also works as the fuse box, so if there is a short on a circuit, say the indicators, the stop working and the M Unit flashes the light for that item. I hope this helps. I have found it really easy to wire up, especially using the M Button in place of having all of the switches connected to it.
Tidy install. Do you have any pictures or video showing the routing and connectors for the regulator/rectifier? I'm struggling with how to hide the wiring and connector as much as possible for my own CB build.
The video going live today may give you a view of what I have done so far. If you look through the play list you will see that I placed the reg rec below the plate under the seat. I am reluctant at this time to cut the wires down so basically I am intending to hide them between the battery and the oil tank. I hope this helps.
@@SPANNERRASH Thanks for the information. I'll give that video a watch and let my mind come up with some ideas for my own build.
Do you need to use a boss bar for ground/earth for the munit
No, the munit itself earths to the frame, so you could just run all of the other earths to the frame too. I just used a bar for this one, because it was there when I originally picked up the bike.
@@SPANNERRASH thanks for your response I'm building a cb750 amen savior the wiring is just toast, so this helps alot man I appreciate your input and feed back cuz I know some bikes have bad grounding issues so a buss bar is necessary.. but like your build :^]
@@walterarmijo5668 No problem! I hope you get your wiring sorted out and reliable.
Nice job, look forward to more of this. Excuse my ignorance, but what happens with elements like coils/regulator/rectifier etc. when using this system?
All of the items you list are still needed. If you watch my other videos in this series you will see where I wire up the coils, solenoid, and reg/rec. The M-Unit is a switching system, but does include the indicator relay. I hope that helps.
@@SPANNERRASH is that still to come?
If you look on the Cafe Racer playlist th-cam.com/play/PLZCsrCcblKI_sOuZow0mNHIz0wBBN3Wr_.html the reg/rec is in part 15 and the coils are in part 13. I hope these help.
Thanks, appreciate it :)
Hi. If I am to put tjis on my DR 800, do I still need the CDO and Regulator/Rectifier? Mine were stolen.
Hi, not really sure what you are asking. But I think that it is this.
The regulator rectifier take the generated current from the engine and charges the battery. The M-Unit would work without the reg/rec but when the battery charge runs down it would stop. It doesn't do anything to control the charge.
Not sure what a CDO is, I think you may mean CDI, which is the ingnition module. The M-Unit will send power to whatever ignition system you have, but it only turns the power on and off to it. So if you have CDI (or points, or some other type of electronic ignition) then you will still need them to make the engine fire.
I hope this helps.
@@SPANNERRASH Yes, I meant the CDI. Pardon the typo. Thanks for your help
We're u buy your m unit
Hi, I got it with the bike when I bought it for spares, but the link in the description will still lead you to the newer version. Good luck.
This guy fucks. Sad he doesn’t have a lot more views
Haha thank you Sean! 🤣