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The big connector #58 is for SCM (suspension control module) and the yellow wire goes to rear shock absorber step motor #61.

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For front brake lever test, slowly pull the level and you should hear a total of two clicks. Slowly release it and expect two clicks again. The first click when pulling is for cruise control and the second is the brake light switch. Most of the time the first switch is stuck, causing the SET...

It's a wet clutch but not a slipper one

My guess: sticky front or rear brake switches or clutch switch. You can check them by pulling the brake/clutch levers and slowly releasing them. Listen for clicking sounds from the switches while levers are released.

Yea that's for CC system indicator. The CC setting indicator (Green SET) will be on when pressing SET only if speed/gear/brake/clutch switches are in allowed ranges/states.

When CC button is pressed, CC system indicating light (yellow speedo) will come on solid, regardless of brake and clutch switches. If it flashes quickly instead, that means there are fault codes. You need to go from there. Sorry can't help more than this...

I, too got my '16 ECU reflashed by Anthony with T-light/S-enhanced maps. As other members mentioned, s-mode response was more linear/useable. But the fact that engine brake was removed (de-cel injector cut disabled) made me a little bit uncomfortable in turns since I used to rely on engine brake...

They are for OEM grip heaters

The dual heat troller has 2 circuits. I used one for jacket and the other one for gloves. You should be able to use one for jacket and the other for pants. Dual heat troller provides independent controls of the 2 outputs.

Bought one secured T50 torx bit from home depot

The mountain view looked identical. We might have run into each other somewhere there :) I took forest service road 60 off of 299 to Hyampom and then Hayfork -> Red Bluff the past weekend while being chased by a small thunder storm...priceless.

Forest service road 60, Trinity National Forest CA

Mt Lassen as seen on CA highway 36