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I have a 2004  Kawasaki KLF300. I’m not sure What is the black/yellow, brown, and red wire wrapped together in the wire hornets of a klf300. I got it used and notice some wires not connected. They are located in the front area 

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The reason why I am asking because I’m having issues with it firing up. I cleaned the carb put new spark plugs and gas. 

  • Ajmboy changed the title to 2004 Kawasaki Bayou KLF300 Wiring Harness Help Needed
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