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Went down to the ol' auto parts store and picked up an electronic flasher for the new LED turn signals I got. Didn't work out exactly as planned. They "flashed" sort of, but it was more like a dim pulsation. I know there are flashers that work with LED's but I ended up just putting in simple resistors to get the job done. Only bad thing is that they get hot. Like really hot. Anyways, just seeing what your all's take on this was?
The motogadget stuff looks pretty awesome. I've been eyeballing the M-Unit for quite sometime. Since my bike needs a complete rewire in the very near future, I think I'll have to break down and get it.
Tridon EP34. It has three prongs, one for each wire and one that you run to a new ground point. Easy install and works fantastically well with the LEDs I installed. $6 from Autozone.
Tridon EP34. It has three prongs, one for each wire and one that you run to a new ground point. Easy install and works fantastically well with the LEDs I installed. $6 from Autozone.
Tridon EP34. It has three prongs, one for each wire and one that you run to a new ground point. Easy install and works fantastically well with the LEDs I installed. $6 from Autozone.
DX.com has ep34 including shipping for just over $2.00 if you're within the contiguous USA. I'll look for the link. Posted it in latest purchase thread a few weeks ago.
Can't find the ep34. Also found this one. Looks like it would mount easily with the rubber strap.
http://dx.com/p/cyt-universal-motorcycle-plastic-flasher-black-183313
So these three old ladies were sitting on a park bench. A guy in a trench coat came up and flashed the. The first old lady had a stroke. The second old lady had a stroke. The third old lady couldn't reach it.
That is my favorite flasher joke. Oh shit... you said unit?
Hey thanks for all the replies everybody. I was down at the lake all weekend so I haven't had a chance to check out the options till now. Its strange. The one I bought was an "electronic" flasher. It has all kinds of electronicish doo-dads on the inside, but it doesn't do what I expected it to. Since I put the resistors in the replacement will flash like its supposed to, but what was the point? ya know? On a side note. Holy crap those resistors get hot. Enough to melt stuff. Like I picked one up after the flashers had been on for a couple minutes, and it actually burned and blistered my fingers... anyways thanks guys I'll check this stuff out
So these three old ladies were sitting on a park bench. A guy in a trench coat came up and flashed the. The first old lady had a stroke. The second old lady had a stroke. The third old lady couldn't reach it.
That is my favorite flasher joke. Oh shit... you said unit?
One thing to note; if you purchase the NAPA version of the EP34 make sure you get the EP34L, L signifying LED, or it prolly ain't gonna work. Learned that the hard way.
Got an EP34 (not sure if its an "L" or not) from Advanced Auto, and all is well. Only bugga-boo was that it was three prong, and the factory flasher was 2. Simple enough fix with a tab connector, 6 inches of wire and an already conveniently placed frame bolt. Flashers...well, flash...
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