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Yamaha Tech Originally the Yamaha XT600 Tech Forum, due to demand it now includes all Yamaha's technical / mechanical / repair / preparation questions.

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Old 12 Mar 2007
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looking for 3AJ wiring diagram

Hi all,

Can anyone point me to a wiring diagram for a 1990 Xt600Z 3AJ Tenere?

Or explain how the ignition switch operates, especially the mechanism for stopping the engine, it being CDI and not dependant on a connection to the battery?

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Mark
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Hi Mark,

Try this link for the wiring diagram:
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Black / white

If the black / white wire from the CDI is earthed the engine is stopped, at least that's how it was with the older Tenere's.
With the 3AJ there's all kind of safeties, being the clutch switch, the sidestand switch, neutral switch. If you switch on the ignition and all switches are in the correct position, the relay under the seat is enabled, which means you can use the electric starter and the engine will fire.
Now, if you have removed all this sh*t, the B/W wire theory works, if you have not, I am not sure.

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Thanks

Thanks guys,

Between you you have answered everthing.

I should sooon be able to stop my engine by turning the ignition key off!

Mark
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When I try to get that pdf file, it always gets messed up downloading. Can anyone that has it downloaded email me a copy? Thanks,

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