Turn sig problem
I bought the bike w/ rear integrated turn signals. Either way i hit the signal the side that has the switch on blinks slightly faster than the other, but they both blink at the same timenone the less. Anyone incounter this problem? I really don't know anything about electrical....
Thanks,
Rob.
Thanks,
Rob.
Not sure exactly what you're saying [&:]...
Does this mean both left and right signals are going off at the same time when you hit the turn signal? or the front and rear?
If they blink at the same time, how is one blinking slightly faster than the other?
Kinda confusing buddy. You're gonna need to be a little more clear if want proper help.
Either way i hit the signal the side that has the switch on blinks slightly faster than the other,
but they both blink at the same timenone the less.
Kinda confusing buddy. You're gonna need to be a little more clear if want proper help.
So i took it apart and it'sa first generation hotbodies undertail i think. The module says hotbodies on it. The last 2 wires on each side (im assuming ground wires) are cut down to teh box, they are a brown color. Suggestions on what i should do? The light blinks now one solid light no matter what signal is hit. Do you not need those brown wires?
Sorry, its a huge mess back there...
Sorry, its a huge mess back there...
Are they LED signals? It sounds like you lost some resistance somewhere, possibly with the wrong size bulb. You might have the front signals hooked up wrong. The front bulbs on the stock signals used dual filament lamps (Front 3 wires per side, rear 2 wires per side)if they are are hooked up backwards that may be the cause.
ORIGINAL: Frankenstein
Are they LED signals? It sounds like you lost some resistance somewhere, possibly with the wrong size bulb. You might have the front signals hooked up wrong. The front bulbs on the stock signals used dual filament lamps (Front 3 wires per side, rear 2 wires per side)if they are are hooked up backwards that may be the cause.
Are they LED signals? It sounds like you lost some resistance somewhere, possibly with the wrong size bulb. You might have the front signals hooked up wrong. The front bulbs on the stock signals used dual filament lamps (Front 3 wires per side, rear 2 wires per side)if they are are hooked up backwards that may be the cause.
John933
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