Hello I'm new to cbr form thanks for the invite....I hav what I hope is not a major problem,I jus bought a 94 cbr 600f2 everything has been runing and workn great untilled today. Well yesterday I decided to remove my signal lights and install them in my tail light first I removed the signal lights,then I cut the undertail out and installed new led bulbs in the tail light, after everything was put back together I turned the key on to check and see if it worked well the left signal blinks faster than the right so I changed the leds to regular bulbs and still had same problem I also noticed that now when the high beams are cut on that the blue indercater light doesn't come on anymore so I took the key out and left everything as is well today when I went to start my bike it wouldn't start so I jumped battery and checked voltage while it was running and it only had 11.4 volts so I removed battery and took to parts store to get checked,the Guy said it only had 9 volts and he recommended leaving the battery over night to trickle charge sense it was only 3mts old.so my question is, is there anyway I coulda hookd up something wrong that caused all these problems, the only wires I cut were to signal lights, and sense all this happened I unhooked the signal lights and license plate light and capped off wires...the head light and tail light still work...I also bought a new intergrated tail to install, thanks for takn time to read my post and help w/problem....any help is greatly appreciated thanks

 

Yeah, its possible. Just go back & double-check everything. Check for proper connections wire-to-wire. Make sure nothing is grounding out, wires touching, etc.

BTW, typically, when you change from bulbs to LEDs, you'll get that high blink rate. To slow it down, you need to add a flasher-relay to slow it down. Personally, I like the faster blink rate. So, I left mine alone after installing LEDs.

Good luck.