Soon after buying two sets of LED indicators for my bike, to replace the standard (non-LED ones) my bike was due for MOT so I fitted two of the new indicators to the front of my bike, as the lenses on the standards had broken off. This worked fine and they flashed at a good rate. Once the bike passed MOT (and first time no problem) I fitted the remaining LED indicators to the rear. I then tested them to find that none of them would light up. I soon found out about, bought and fitted an LED flasher relay which happened to be 2pin. I connected this to find that the indicators lit up fine, though there was no flashing. I then purchased and tried a 3pin LED flasher relay as when fitting the 2pin I seen there was a slot for another pin so I thought i'd try this. Again the indicators lit up fine, though did not flash and also the relay made a terrible and consistent buzzing noise. Any ideas?
I am not a electronic wizz but i believe the led's will light up but do not have enough resistance to cause the internal breakers to work.
I found this.
The post that had the link said that it fixes fast blink and no blink conditions. http://www.greggscustoms.com/instruc...istor_Inst.pdf
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Use a voltage meter and test battery, If that is fine then Test the bike wiring loom at each connection point and you will find at what point its failing.
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Two wires can be in parallel and by using a good multimeter you can test the connection following of the new power switch. These must be connected in sequence.
Use a meter to see the positive lines.One of these will go on to connect the other contacts. So check the continuity of the switch and mark the poles that make the contact leaving offf the extra connector.
Now connect and test , the batttery positive must go to the ignition coils so that the bike starts. The other can be the accessories.
If you were to get the original type itself it would have been better as the extra contacts are not needed.
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