2014 Continental GT535 wiring harness question

[BDCINMD]

Sorry to post this here but as there is no section for the GT535 this seemed to be the most logical place.

I was lucky enough to pick up a 2014 GT 535 with a mere 150 original miles. Unfortunately it had lived a bit of a rough life. However, after replacing all the rubber, filters, oil and fluids, it is back on the road. I did notice one strange thing. When removing the tank to do some work, I noticed that where the main wiring harness attaches to the ECU there seems to be a lone connector that doesn't actually connect to anything. (I've attached a photo). Am I missing something? What should that be attached to if anything?

Thanks.

B.

 

[BDCINMD]

Managed to answer my own question after digging through the service manual a little closer. So if you're here looking for the answer... It is the pin for use with EMS testing procedures. Not there to be connected to anything during normal operation.

 

[Woodstock]

Sorry to post this here but as there is no section for the GT535 this seemed to be the most logical place.

I was lucky enough to pick up a 2014 GT 535 with a mere 150 original miles. Unfortunately it had lived a bit of a rough life. However, after replacing all the rubber, filters, oil and fluids, it is back on the road. I did notice one strange thing. When removing the tank to do some work, I noticed that where the main wiring harness attaches to the ECU there seems to be a lone connector that doesn't actually connect to anything. (I've attached a photo). Am I missing something? What should that be attached to if anything?

Thanks.

B.
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Please post pics of your bike.

 

[BDCINMD]

Please post pics of your bike.

Here you go. Sorry, not very artsy. LOL. This will be my daily driver for the foreseeable future