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Turn signal wiring (Read 54 times)

Mattdw Full Member Offline Posts: 193 Frisco, TX Gender:	Turn signal wiring 08/23/09 at 16:26:40 Can I expect that if I remove the rear turn signals that the front turn signals flash twice as fast?
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verslagen1 YaBB Moderator ModSquad Offline Where there's a will, I want to be in it. Posts: 28905 L.A. California Gender:	Re: Turn signal wiring Reply #1 - 08/23/09 at 16:28:11 probably
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Demin Serious Thumper Offline We need more chlorine in the gene pool Posts: 2435 Warren,Ohio Gender:	Re: Turn signal wiring Reply #2 - 08/23/09 at 16:43:54 They wont flash at all.
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Savage_Amusement Serious Thumper Offline On this steel horse I ride. Posts: 1004 Omaha, NE Gender:	Re: Turn signal wiring Reply #3 - 08/23/09 at 19:26:58 I know the rear ones flash with out the front ones, so it might work the other way around.
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matt_savage Full Member Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 177	Re: Turn signal wiring Reply #4 - 08/23/09 at 20:22:05 Removing the rear ones has no effect on the front ones. I removed my rears for a time (VA doesnt reguire turn signals-hand signals are enough) and my front ones still flashed the same as normal. Now I'm tracking down a wiring issue that has taken away my right rear signal and rear brake light?? Any ideas??
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PTRider Senior Member Offline Posts: 397	Re: Turn signal wiring Reply #5 - 08/23/09 at 20:22:28 Yep, disconnecting the rears makes the flasher act just like a burned out bulb with rapid flashing.
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Re: Turn signal wiring
Reply #6 - 08/23/09 at 23:48:34

matt_savage wrote on 08/23/09 at 20:22:05:

Removing the rear ones has no effect on the front ones. I removed my rears for a time (VA doesnt reguire turn signals-hand signals are enough) and my front ones still flashed the same as normal. Now I'm tracking down a wiring issue that has taken away my right rear signal and rear brake light?? Any ideas??

Ground, or one of the wires under the seat. Also possible that both bulbs blew one of the two elements in them.

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