2004 exhaust change.

I was looking to remove original exhaust and I noticed two cables going to a box on exhaust, sort of exup looking set up. What am I supposed to do with these in order to change to an after market exhaust.
Thanks.

 

i think thats the servo...and you disconnect the wire from it..and remove with the standard exhaust

im sure someone will be along to confirm or correct me soon..

 

yes Sam U re right

 

Woohoo...so I have learnt something over the years...lol

 

Thanks chaps , so no harm done to remove.

 

if you gonna remove the servo , a servo eliminator is required

http://www.healtech-electronics.com/products/ese/

 

That's ok just as long as you haven't got something else pluged in to your ecu

 

Now I,m confused .Do I need a a servo eliminator or not?
Thanks.

 

In a word..........yes you do need the eliminator............without it fault code 35 will start to blink at you. Or you could leave the servo plugged in without the cables connected

 

I've left mine in place, not really worth removing it, it weighs next to nothing, and a servo buddy costs money!!!!

 

so what did you do with the cables?

 

take out the cable from the servo

 

Yeah simply remove the cables from the servo end.

 

Tks chaps which is the servo end ? If it's not the bit on exhaust where would it be. Sorry to sound like a dullard

 

Sulaco's right about leaving the servo in place. Remove the cables from the servo end (just follow the cables back from the exhaust valve). Then hide the servo out of the way. This is what the previous owner of my track bike did and I'm not planning on changing it. The servo now lives under the seat out of harms way.

 

http://www.cbrextreme.com/downloads/manuals/honda_cbr1000rr_04_repair_manual-12.html

 

downloaded but said zip cant be epened as not recognised what ever that means.

 

check your pc

 

Done it now so many thanks.