blinker problems
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Squid
Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Broken Arrow, ok
blinker problems
Back before winter actually hit I started having problems with my blinkers when the temp started dropping, I was riding it in about 40 degrees when it first started. I would turn the blinked on to turn and wouldnt come on but a couple minutes later it would be on and it got to where it won't come on. Is it the temp change, a short or the relay ?
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MotoGP
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Skurup, Sweden
Back before winter actually hit I started having problems with my blinkers when the temp started dropping, I was riding it in about 40 degrees when it first started. I would turn the blinked on to turn and wouldnt come on but a couple minutes later it would be on and it got to where it won't come on. Is it the temp change, a short or the relay ?
To start you off though, it's likely to be the grease in the switch being old and filled with dirt/moisture... Disassemble and clean it, and give it a liberal gob of vaseline... For more details, https://www.superhawkforum.com/forums/search.php
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SuperBike
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 1,278
From: Denver, CO
Hey tweety, you think Vaseline is better to use than Dielectric grease? I was thinking about getting a tube and going through my connections a lil' bit at a time over the course of this summer...
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SuperSport
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 636
From: Baltimore, Maryland
I had the same problem today...first ride in sub 40 degree weather...seemed like the left signal would come one sooner than the right, for whatever reason....but both were delayed a few seconds at the least
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