flushmount Turn signal question
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RE: flushmount Turn signal question
worst part is, i am a flippin computer engineer and have done website design and coding for years...arghh...whatever...
as to the install...if you do the running lights mod, it takes longer...the only probably i had was that the OEM stalk signals were really tight....the bolt took awhile to loosen up and break free....other than that...the install is cake....
but like i said if you do the running light mod....you have to wire in two diodes per side...it's easy enough except that diodes don't like to be soldered...at least the ones i had didn't, plus i am a perfectionist when it comes to an electrical install so i shrinked wrapped everything to make sure it was clean....the prep for just the wiring took me a bit, but the actual light install is super easy...
just take off the front fairing...that whole assembly is all that you need and wire em up...
as to the install...if you do the running lights mod, it takes longer...the only probably i had was that the OEM stalk signals were really tight....the bolt took awhile to loosen up and break free....other than that...the install is cake....
but like i said if you do the running light mod....you have to wire in two diodes per side...it's easy enough except that diodes don't like to be soldered...at least the ones i had didn't, plus i am a perfectionist when it comes to an electrical install so i shrinked wrapped everything to make sure it was clean....the prep for just the wiring took me a bit, but the actual light install is super easy...
just take off the front fairing...that whole assembly is all that you need and wire em up...
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RE: flushmount Turn signal question
really it's not that bad...just a little more time...check out the "How-To" forum and there is full instructions on how to do it, or i can even give you tips...i think it would be a shame to lose the running lights...plus i like how they look when they are on anyways....
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06-20-2007, 05:20 PM
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RE: flushmount Turn signal question
well when i buy them ill definatly hit you up for some info. gonna get them in like 3 weeks cause right now im buying a a 01-03 tail faring and the 2 seats and just bought a subframe to do the dual seat conversion. i found a good deal on a 02 yellow tail fairing the only problem is the yellows dont match the yellow on my 06
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