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Haven't seen that, but we got a wiring loom from Moss--I think they
outsource them--for a BN2 that had an incorrectly-colored wire.
Spent several days trying to figure out why the rear turn signals
didn't work correctly, even disassembling the relay, only to find
that one of the wires was wrong (this really ticked me off as I'd
gotten the wiring 100% correct from the schematic).<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/22/2020 2:38 PM, S and T Miller
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Does anyone know if the Moss wiring harness (vinyl wires in
fabric loom- BN2) has two white wires for the OD dash switch,
instead of one white and one white/ purple as in the factory
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Thanks all, Shawn</div>
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