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Honda ST1300 Section => Honda ST1300 General Questions => Topic started by: mr2u on November 28, 2013, 04:58:22 AM
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Hi everyone,
just trying to work out my new Toy and im looking for help working out the buttons
Its a ST1300 PA 2006
what does the switch with " * 1 2 3 " do ?
what does the switch with /\ ( arrow pointing up ) do? ..... im guessing it was spot lights?
what does the switch with "On Off" do ??
Everything else i have worked out
Thanks in advance
(http://i1030.photobucket.com/albums/y364/mr2u/20131126_112046_zps21d24c9b.jpg) (http://s1030.photobucket.com/user/mr2u/media/20131126_112046_zps21d24c9b.jpg.html)
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The workings of the police switch block are the same as the ST1100. Here is an explanation http://ozstoc.com/index.php?topic=2031.0 (http://ozstoc.com/index.php?topic=2031.0)
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Just looking at the corrosion on the bolt heads in that pic gives a clue to why your start switch was corroded. The bike has obviously spent a lot of its life exposed to the elements. (I assume that's what it is, and not white paint over-spray like on the switch block.)
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That is a police switch block, and should be connected to a loom the ends under the back seat.
1 :- Turns on strobes
2:- Turns on the blue light on the extending pole at the rear
3 :- Momentary on for siren
^ (or 4) :- Siren on
on Switch (5) ;_ Power on off for siren strobe package (Maybe radio as well)
7&8 Switch (the one that looks like a lighting switch):- Not used in Oz (I use it for spot light enable)
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Just looking at the corrosion on the bolt heads in that pic gives a clue to why your start switch was corroded. The bike has obviously spent a lot of its life exposed to the elements. (I assume that's what it is, and not white paint over-spray like on the switch block.)
Actually Biggles, the pic is a little miss leading as there is no over spray and really no corrosion either, it was something to do with the flash on the camera and using a HD filter/splitter. it merges two shots together to give a richer color depth than in normal photos, but as you can see, not so good for close ups with a flash.