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Old 6 Apr 2007
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Question Cat Code plug for a R1150GS: for low octane
Hello all,

Any pointers where I can get hold of a low octane cat code plug for the 1150 GS? It is a 3 prong plug unlike the standard 2 prong. I think its grey....

Either that or if anyone actually knows what the connections are.

Any info would be great!

Thanks folks
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Try a search in the UKGSER forum, search under 'steptoe cat code'

All the cat code plugs do is make different connections between the pins, but I guess you've sussed that. Couldn't find the answer you need but with luck you can track it down.

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I've already had a play with the Stoeptoe mod. It was handy for carburrating for a Y piece and remus, but not for this, I'm afraid.

I've seen the plug I mean already whilst in Argentine: another GSer from Germany had one!!

But never found it myself...
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OK,

try advrider.com and do a search on 'pinouts'


looks like this Gonz guy has figured it out something that may be useful to you

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