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Hello!



I have this switch installed and I think I messed up the wiring.



https://www.10pollici.com/en/homepage/classic-vespa/frame/wirings/light-switch-sip-conversion-vespa-50-90-125-et3-primavera-vna-vba-ts-rally-for-electronic-ignitions-with-control-button-for-sip-speedometer.2.1.71.gp.10044.uw




So now it seems the speedo button is always on, the speedo button became the horn and no high beam.
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helike13 wrote:
Hello!



I have this switch installed and I think I messed up the wiring.



https://www.10pollici.com/en/homepage/classic-vespa/frame/wirings/light-switch-sip-conversion-vespa-50-90-125-et3-primavera-vna-vba-ts-rally-for-electronic-ignitions-with-control-button-for-sip-speedometer.2.1.71.gp.10044.uw




So now it seems the speedo button is always on, the speedo button became the horn and no high beam.
Gotta give us pictures of your set up for anyone to be able to help you out.
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Not sure what you mean by speedo button. Do mean the kill or stop button ?
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Moto64 wrote:
Not sure what you mean by speedo button. Do mean the kill or stop button ?
I'm assuming they're running the SIP speedo and connected the button wires to the switch. That's just an assumption though.
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Did you connect it this way?

For those wondering - this switch has an extra button that is opposite the kill button and looks the same. It's to make adjustments on a SIP speedo. Of course, SIP being SIP, it comes without any wiring diagram, just this in the product description -
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