Hi all...  I'm a new Suzuki Savage fan.  I bought this 2002 LS650 from a friend being deployed in the Navy about a month ago.  I've had the chance to take it out a few times and LOVE it.  What a fun ride!

At anyrate, on of the rear turn signals is messed up.  I was going to order me a replacement and wanted to remove the entire thing to confirm if it was a 2-wire turn signal or 3-wire.  I have the Clymer manual, but it's not as detailed as a simplton like I need.    I removed all the screws so that the rear turn signal dangles, but I can't figure out how to disconnect the wires.  They seem to be tight insde sissy bar (rear handle) side mount.  I don't want to pull too hard so I don't break them.

I thought I might have to remove the rear sissy bar side mount, but when I look up the instructions to do so, it says that I must first disconnect the turn signals.   ??? lol

Please reply back here and let me know what I need to do.  Any other advise welcome.

Thanks a billion and safe riding!  8)

[shadow=red,left,300]JTHoward[/shadow]

You should use the manual to locate the plugs and disconnect the wiring first but you can do the reverse if you're having trouble with the manual.  Once you disconnect the side rails you'll be able to trace the wiring to the plugs where you can disconnect it.

its 2 wire just cut the wires splice in the new lite tape it up silcon the splice for water proof push it back in the hole and ride ride ride about a 5 min job

The connectors for mine are actually under the seat with just wiring in the side rails (and clamps to help hold it in place in the rails).  If that's the case with yours, it would be a cleaner job to simply disconnect them and remove the side rails to get the wiring out.