| Diagram | Fig. 33 — HEADLAMP, WIRING HARNESS, SWITCHES AND TAIL LAMP · ref 11 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1969 |
Ammeter, type 2AR (26403)
A type 2AR ammeter gauge for the charging circuit, mounted in the headlamp shell wiring.
This is an ammeter, listed in the catalog as type 2AR (26403). It shows up in the wiring and headlamp electrical figures, meaning it lives in the instrument or headlamp shell area where the rider can see it, wired into the charging circuit to show whether the generator or alternator is putting current into the battery or the battery is discharging.
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The catalog only ties this part number to a single model year in our records, so if you're trying to match up an older or newer bike's harness, check the gauge against what's actually in your headlamp shell before ordering. Ammeters of this era are a simple needle gauge with two terminals on the back, no electronics inside to go bad beyond the movement itself.
If yours has stopped reading or the needle is stuck, it's usually the gauge itself rather than the wiring, but worth ruling out a bad connection first before you swap the part.
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