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ChipToothy 11-27-2021 08:27 PM

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the green with ring terminal should be a chassis ground and the yellow black you're holding Im not sure. (maybe rear brake light or something)

but the wires coming out of the relay and connected to the loom are yellow&red and green correct?

all you need then is a heavy gauge wire from the bare relay terminal post to you starter motor insulated terminal post.


Yellow-red and green-red from the relay yes.


Thank you for all the help!



Figuring out what the 3 spark plug wires connect to on the loom is my next task. I know one of the plugs is for a tacometer bit I’m not worried about that one. The other 2 wires were burned up and dangling so I don’t know what they go to.

ChipToothy 11-27-2021 08:31 PM

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The white wire was the taco meter (rpm). The green and black one I don’t know what they go to.

XLsior 11-27-2021 08:45 PM

green wires are ground/earth wires.

Solid black wires should be 12v ignition feed.

where they went i don't know either...

Are you sure its a solid black wire...no other colour?

ChipToothy 11-27-2021 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by XLsior (Post 369548)
green wires are ground/earth wires.

Solid black wires should be 12v ignition feed.

where they went i don't know either...

Are you sure its a solid black wire...no other colour?

Solid black and solid green for sure. I assume they ran to whatever the spark plug coil needed to interact with. Whatever that is.

XLsior 11-28-2021 01:02 AM

you might want to trace that black wire back to it's source point.

If it is a 12v ignition feed then it would have shorted out on the green earth wire when the key was turned on which would explain its frazzled situation.

ChipToothy 11-28-2021 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by XLsior (Post 369556)
you might want to trace that black wire back to it's source point.

If it is a 12v ignition feed then it would have shorted out on the green earth wire when the key was turned on which would explain its frazzled situation.

The black and green are OEM so they’ll go somewhere. I wonder if they were part of the keyless/alarm spaghetti.

ChipToothy 11-28-2021 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by XLsior (Post 369556)
you might want to trace that black wire back to it's source point.

If it is a 12v ignition feed then it would have shorted out on the green earth wire when the key was turned on which would explain its frazzled situation.

Ahh, those 3 wires are all burned. The green looks to be the ground for the spark plug coil, the black is the live wire coming out of the spark plug coil and the white was Sambo tach was spliced into. No worries there.


At the back side of the starter is a large green OEM O-ring wire. What does that ground to? The cluster in this photo I’m guessing is the OEM stator wires.

ChipToothy 11-28-2021 12:08 PM

Ok thanks for the help. I just found out the hard way that the new stator for the China bikes has to be an 8 pole and not a GY6 6 pole. I’m going to return this kit to Amazon and just bite the big bullet with the OEM kit so that everything will work out with least headaches.

ChipToothy 02-15-2022 06:02 PM

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Alrighty, my actual Bashan Storm OEM wiring harness showed up and I am just waiting on the OEM rectifier any day now. I have started to piece the electrical back together. Is this solenoid wiring correct or is something missing or backwards?

Also any photos y’all can share of your battery cables, grounds and electric wiring on your Storm would be too helpful. It’s having to be reworked 100% from scratch and if I can just get the motor started and running the rest I believe will fall in to place.

I remember the alarm system being hooked up correctly decided if the bike would start or not. We may have to find a way to ground/live around it because mine is all kinds of fried.

ChipToothy 02-18-2022 05:11 PM

Is there anybody out there?

Just nod if you can hear me, is there anyone home?



I rewired the ignition and got the loom hooked up aside from the rectifier which is still in shipping somewhere. I tried to get the starter to crank but not hood happening. I’m guessing these bikes won’t start w/o a rectifier installed?

Or my second guess is the alarm/keyless box on these bikes is causing a problem.

ChipToothy 02-18-2022 05:20 PM

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I understand 1 of these rings is screwed down with the rectifier but where does the other one go?

pete 02-18-2022 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ChipToothy (Post 372710)
I understand 1 of these rings is screwed down with the rectifier but where does the other one go?

As long as it is making contact with the frame "earthed" you are good to go..

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ChipToothy 02-18-2022 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by pete (Post 372711)
As long as it is making contact with the frame "earthed" you are good to go..

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So they are both ground wires? I was worried the black one was supposed to reach the battery.

zero_dgz 02-19-2022 09:03 AM

There's only one negative battery cable terminal on the bike. On most bikes the negative cable is split: one leg of it goes to the negative on the starter motor and the other leg is just bolted to the frame. Modern vehicles including Chinese bikes are "chassis ground," in that the entire frame of the vehicle is literally directly connected to the negative post on the battery and is part of the circuit. Anything that needs to go to ground can just be attached straight to the frame, and sometimes OEM components do just that.

ChipToothy 02-19-2022 11:46 AM

A small sign of hope. It’s trying to start!


https://youtube.com/shorts/DZ8Edq6G-tU?feature=share


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