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Willh

Willh

2011-07-17 17:27:00 UTC

My superduke R lost its bellypan, and as the guts are hanging out, I found an unplugged plug.. picture is attached, and I'm curious if this should be unplugged or not.. what is this for? Any help? Thanks guys.

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samba

samba

2011-07-17 17:58:00 UTC

Looks like O2 sensor and the white plug is the eliminator. So yes it should be like that unless you remove the sensors from the pipes.

JohnJJr

JohnJJr

2011-07-17 18:07:00 UTC

sweet.. thanks!

Willh

Willh

2011-07-18 07:50:00 UTC

I just put a little tape over the end of the female socket that's hanging loose doing nothing. There's an unbelievable amount of crap that gets slung into that bellypan, you might wanna do the same to protect your connector

JohnJJr

JohnJJr

2011-07-18 09:20:00 UTC

Post missing.

nicogri

nicogri

2015-04-25 11:32:00 UTC

I found it during my 15k service I am doing right now

It is just beyond direction on to of front cylinder.

It was not plug (or I unplugged it accidentaly)

What is it purpose and where should I plug it (or not) ?

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jmann

jmann

2015-04-25 21:23:00 UTC

Comrade: This photo is too close - I can't work out where on the bike we are looking at. Can you take additional one but take a step back.

nicogri

nicogri

2015-04-26 07:05:00 UTC

It is just in the zone between ecu, throttle bodies, coolant expansion bottle on top of front cylinder.

Will try to take an other picture this morning

nicogri

nicogri

2015-04-26 07:07:00 UTC

On our french forum one think that it may be "canister electrovane purge" which is not present on Eu bikes