You may be kraaazy but you are SPOT ON with your directions, they were perfect. Mod is done! That was some very delicate soldering..
Thanks again Mike.
Thanks again Mike.
HELP PLEASE with Garage door Remote
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I’m doing the garage door remote mod that many of you have done; push button mounted onto the right handlebar housing, wires running down to hidden keychain remote.
Q: where do I solder the 2 wires on the remote?
This remote has 3 push buttons. The 1 button programed to my door is on the far right, I’ve drawn a red arrow to that button.
Please advise where I attach wires.
Thanks!
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Q: where do I solder the 2 wires on the remote?
This remote has 3 push buttons. The 1 button programed to my door is on the far right, I’ve drawn a red arrow to that button.
Please advise where I attach wires.
Thanks!
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Like Mike, I purchased a small Chamberlin keychain remote. Not sure where he placed his but I placed mine behind the plastic ignition key housing, used some Goop glue to hold it in place so it doesn’t bounce around.
Drilled out a hole to hold the button. Make sure you do this on the RIGHT handle bar, as mentioned by others you will probably be using your left hand to hold the clutch in.
Run your wires through this wire housing toob. Tip: I used 20 gage wire if I remember right. I streched out 3 feet or whatever, bent it at that point then streched out the same amount because you need to run 2 wires, but don’t cut it yet (6 feet bent over so it’s now 3 feet with 2 wires). Then take a stiff piece of wire an make a hook at 1 end, then hook that 20 gage wire that is bent over. Crimp it good with plires. Then feed the straight end of the wire through the wire housing (I started from the ignition end). Just pull it on through.
Drilled out a hole to hold the button. Make sure you do this on the RIGHT handle bar, as mentioned by others you will probably be using your left hand to hold the clutch in.
Run your wires through this wire housing toob. Tip: I used 20 gage wire if I remember right. I streched out 3 feet or whatever, bent it at that point then streched out the same amount because you need to run 2 wires, but don’t cut it yet (6 feet bent over so it’s now 3 feet with 2 wires). Then take a stiff piece of wire an make a hook at 1 end, then hook that 20 gage wire that is bent over. Crimp it good with plires. Then feed the straight end of the wire through the wire housing (I started from the ignition end). Just pull it on through.
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