There are actually two plugs under there! They are diagnostic plugs used to
place the GTS1000 in service or diagnostic modes. We use them most often to
exercise and test the ABS HU. A quick look under the GTS1000 archives will
reveal that procedure. Search on "rachet". Awe heck....here it is.






                                    Certainly the easiest way to test
                                    the ABS is to simply stomp on the
                                    rear
                                    brake and see if it locks up.
                                    Make sure you're on a flat road
                                    and have the
                                    bike at around 20 MPH. That way
                                    you can easily control the bike
                                    if the rear
                                    does lock up. For some reason,
                                    the rear ABS seems to fail more
                                    often than
                                    the front. Thats right, you can
                                    have the rear ABS fail, but the
                                    front can
                                    work just fine. That's because
                                    the ABS pump has two independent
                                    selonoid
                                    chambers that operate the front
                                    and back. The pump provides
                                    pressure for
                                    both.




                                    The best way to statically test
                                    the ABS HU is to run the HU
                                    diagnostics.




                                    1. Remove the seat and find the
                                    diagnostic plug hidden above
                                    where the tool
                                    pouch is, secured in the tail of
                                    the bike. There are two
                                    diagnostic plugs,
                                    get the one just above the tool
                                    pouch.
                                    2. There is a locking tab
                                    securing the protective insert.
                                    Lift the locking
                                    tab up with your finger and
                                    gently pull the dummy plug out
                                    with a pair of
                                    pliers.
                                    3. You want to short out the two
                                    conductors adjacent(closest) to
                                    the
                                    locking
                                    tab.
                                    4. Pull in the front brake lever
                                    firmly and push down on the rear
                                    brake.
                                    5. While holding both brakes,
                                    turn the ignition key to the ON
                                    position.
                                    6. You will first feel the front
                                    brake lever push(kind of a
                                    ratchet sound)
                                    out against your grip, then fall
                                    back to where it was. Next the
                                    rear brake
                                    pedal will ratchet up against
                                    your foot then fall back to where
                                    it was. The
                                    important part is the initial
                                    ratcheting push out against your
                                    foot or hand
                                    pressure. Even if you hold the
                                    levers firmly, the HU pump should
                                    be able to
                                    push out against you! Don't grip
                                    the lever with all your might or
                                    stand
                                    with
                                    your full body weight on the rear
                                    lever, but DO apply firm braking
                                    pressure.








                                    Any questions?











Kevin Hawkins // Greensboro, NC
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.freecfm.com/r/raddboy
Y2K Kawasaki ZRX1100 //'93 Yamaha GTS1000 //'85 FZ750

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Kevin:
There is a plug under the real cowling that goes nowhere. What is if for? I
can not find a mention of it in the book. If it's an accessory plug, then I
have a use for it.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Hawkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 3:02 PM
Subject: On a more serious note.....


: Harley Davidson has decided to end it's AMA Superbike program!!  Check it
: out:
:
: http://www.amasuperbike.com/hddead01.htm
:
: Actually, maybe it's not such a serious note! Their factory AMA Superbike
: team has been a joke all along! :^)
:
: Kevin Hawkins // Greensboro, NC
: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: http://www.freecfm.com/r/raddboy
: Y2K Kawasaki ZRX1100 //'93 Yamaha GTS1000 //'85 FZ750
:

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