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G Force Alarm System

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There is a hole on the right rear side of the trunk you can fish the harness through
There is a hole on the right rear side of the trunk you can fish the harness through		 Pull the harness through back to the turn signal connectors
Pull the harness through back to the turn signal connectors		 Then just connect each set in series
Then just connect each set in series		 Second set connected in series
Second set connected in series
All connections done for rear turn signals
All connections done for rear turn signals		 Now you have to stuff it all back into the boot. One connector wouldn't fit
Now you have to stuff it all back into the boot. One connector wouldn't fit		 I wraped the loose connector in a small ziplock bag and tied the top closed
I wraped the loose connector in a small ziplock bag and tied the top closed		 All connectors are now protected from the water spray of the rear wheel
All connectors are now protected from the water spray of the rear wheel
Here is the negative battery connection. Do the same for the positive side
Here is the negative battery connection. Do the same for the positive side		 Here is what my negative battery connection really looks like with all my other toys hooked up
Here is what my negative battery connection really looks like with all my other toys hooked up		 One possible location of Microwave motion sensor
One possible location of Microwave motion sensor		 Instead, I decided to mount it INSIDE the trunk, facing forward. This position gives good response at the minimuim setting
Instead, I decided to mount it INSIDE the trunk, facing forward. This position gives good response at the minimuim setting
Again, I used Velcro to hold it in place
Again, I used Velcro to hold it in place		 I put the siren facing down underneath the right side frame rail, between the gas tank and rear fender
I put the siren facing down underneath the right side frame rail, between the gas tank and rear fender		 I used two zip ties to attach it to the frame rail
I used two zip ties to attach it to the frame rail		 Here I used Velco on the Pager module (I just love Velcro)
Here I used Velco on the Pager module (I just love Velcro)
Locating pager module
Locating pager module		 Pager Module in position
Pager Module in position		 I removed the passengar back rest (2 screws) and ran the pager antenna wire up into the top of the trunk for good transmission
I removed the passengar back rest (2 screws) and ran the pager antenna wire up into the top of the trunk for good transmission		 Here are the alarm and pager wires connected. I choose to solder and heat shrink them
Here are the alarm and pager wires connected. I choose to solder and heat shrink them
Location of flashing diode next to ignition on right side
Location of flashing diode next to ignition on right side		 Don't try to mount it on the left side like I did. There is something underneath the cover here that will block it.
Don't try to mount it on the left side like I did. There is something underneath the cover here that will block it.		 I routed the wires over to the right side glove box
I routed the wires over to the right side glove box		 I then loosened one side of the top shelter and routed the red wire down. The black I connected to a ground point on the bike
I then loosened one side of the top shelter and routed the red wire down. The black I connected to a ground point on the bike
I ran the red wire back along the tank back to the alarm box
I ran the red wire back along the tank back to the alarm box		 Alarm installation complete
Alarm installation complete
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