turn signal problem
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mrkil
Coast to Coast
what type of bike is it?
if it's like my yamaha than the original flasher unit requires a specific draw of current if it is incorrect than the flashers stop working.
chances are you need to change your relay
buy a tridon electronic relay either 2 or 3 prong to match the one on the bike make sure that the wires are going to the correct terminals before you try and use it.
i had to rewire my flasher relay plug for mine to work
if it's like my yamaha than the original flasher unit requires a specific draw of current if it is incorrect than the flashers stop working.
chances are you need to change your relay
buy a tridon electronic relay either 2 or 3 prong to match the one on the bike make sure that the wires are going to the correct terminals before you try and use it.
i had to rewire my flasher relay plug for mine to work
Make sure that your new flasher relay is a variable load. It'll say that on the package. If this is a Yamaha with self cancelling signals you will probably lose that function. On my yamaha sr500 I had to reverse the polarity on one side of the bike by plugging the black wire, usually the ground, into the power and the red wire, the power side, into the ground from the harness while leaving the other side plugged correctly. That cured my problem and every thing worked fine.
Terry
J'ville, Fl.
Terry
J'ville, Fl.
philk7
Active Member
I have kawasaki kz750 81 with self cancelled turn signal but i doesn't work, i put on manual cancel.
i put my old bulb light in my new socket and everything work fine
but the old bulb are too big to fit in my new lens...
Do you know if i can buy another bulb without change my relay?
i put my old bulb light in my new socket and everything work fine
but the old bulb are too big to fit in my new lens...
Do you know if i can buy another bulb without change my relay?
