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TECHNICAL MOTOBRICK WRENCHING In Remembrance of Inge K. => Project Custom Motobricks => Topic started by: Grant on June 21, 2020, 11:16:43 AM
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I need some help figuring how to get an LED fuel warning light to work with the BEP. My bike is an '84 so has no tank float.
The BEP outputs a signal when the fuel level drops below 4 litres, my problem is how to use that signal to light up the warning light on my custom dash, (the signal switches from 100 to 10 ohm below 4 litres).
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Did you flip this switch on the underside of the BEP to see what would happen?
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Yes it is on the correct setting. The BEP only provides a signal, no power or ground to light up the warning light, I require an electronic solution to make the warning light turn on or off when the signal is triggered by the BEP.
My aftermarket gauges don't have a built in fuel level function.
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The BEP only provides a signal, no power or ground to light up the warning light, I require an electronic solution to make the warning light turn on or off when the signal is triggered by the BEP.
Like this (https://www.spiyda.com/pub/media/wysiwyg/pdf/Miniature%20Low%20Fuel%20Warning%20Module%20Screw.pdf)?
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Yes, something that will make the warning light turn on when the signal is sent from the BEP. This how the original dash worked? There is probably a circuit in the original dash that does this, as a light would come on to indicate low fuel.
I don't want to scavenge the original dash as it has some resale value or can be useful to someone keeping their bike in original condition, (only 32,000 km on the odometer).
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Yes, something that will make the warning light turn on when the signal is sent from the BEP.
A spiyda.com device looks like the thing for you then, and you can leave the BEP out of the equation if that's what you want. 112350