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Harness Stelvio 2010 NTX ABS

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Dag

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This summer my bike died just as I arrived the spring rally. The garage has told me that they have to replace the harness, or go throuh the entire harness to find the bad wires. I was told I could try to find a used harness, because they could not get either new or used.
They also claimed that almost every contact was corroded and should be replaced.
I don’t understand that all the contacts are bad, or is this a known issue on Stelvio?
Does anyone know where to find new or used harness for my bike?
 
I say BULLSHIT. Show me photos that every wire is corroded so badly that it needs a whole new wiring loom.

Also, I am positive that a wiring loom is still very much available from Moto Guzzi. I checked just now. Around $800 for a whole loom. It's a special order from Italy but it is available.

Send a message to info@guzzitech.com to Todd, as he can obtain any OEM part.

I have a much better idea though...

Why don't you take some time, take some good photos and post them here, and give a more detailed explanation of what has happened and what has been done, otherwise you are just flailing around accomplishing nothing.

No motorcycle has a known issue with a bad wiring loom or complete corrosion. That again is total bullshit.
 
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Sorry to hear of your troubles Dag.

Does your bike have any other "unusual" corrosion anywhere like on aluminum parts?
When I hear about things like this it always makes me wonder if a bike had been ridden in salt water, completely inundated in a hurricane area, drowned out in some sort of caustic environment, etc. Although rare, I know that these things do happen.
I like Scott's idea about taking some pictures and posting them here where the members that have a lot of MG knowledge can assist with trouble shooting and problem solving.

I'm curious to see what shakes out.
GOOD LUCK!
RD
 
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