I wish I had the voltages at work to post, but basically, the voltage to the ECU increases with each shift up. I'll just make up some voltages
1st 1 v
2nd 2 v
3rd 3 v
4th 4 v
5th 5 v
6th 6 v.
That means that each position on the GPS uses a lower resistance to send a higher voltage as you go 1 through 6.
If you just jumper 5 and 6, you will get the higher voltage from the position 6 lower ohm resistor. The bike would think it is in 6 when it was in 5 and 6. Close to right I think.
You would need to remove the resistor from the 6 position and then jumper 5 and 6. That would have the position 5 resistor feeding both the 5 and 6 positions so that it would think it was in gear 5 when it was in gear 5 or gear 6.
I think that is right anyway.
1st 1 v
2nd 2 v
3rd 3 v
4th 4 v
5th 5 v
6th 6 v.
That means that each position on the GPS uses a lower resistance to send a higher voltage as you go 1 through 6.
If you just jumper 5 and 6, you will get the higher voltage from the position 6 lower ohm resistor. The bike would think it is in 6 when it was in 5 and 6. Close to right I think.
You would need to remove the resistor from the 6 position and then jumper 5 and 6. That would have the position 5 resistor feeding both the 5 and 6 positions so that it would think it was in gear 5 when it was in gear 5 or gear 6.
I think that is right anyway.