Electrical rant
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Squid
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Electrical rant
Just me being a whiny baby but I'm so close to getting my bike back in the road install new blinkers front and back and they don't work. Checked wiring diagram and fuses not sure the issue. Worked fine before crash. Gotta hunt a gremlin down now in a horribly crazy wiring harness.
On a technical note being led this doesn't have anything to do with it does it? Says they should work in 12 v system.
On a technical note being led this doesn't have anything to do with it does it? Says they should work in 12 v system.
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Joined: Mar 2015
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I'd check the voltage at a bulb socket or bullet connector with a multimeter first.
I recall that LED's are quite particular to polarity otherwise they don't flow any current. If you get 12v at the socket or nearby bullet connector you might try switching the leads around to change the polarity getting to your LEDs.
I recall that LED's are quite particular to polarity otherwise they don't flow any current. If you get 12v at the socket or nearby bullet connector you might try switching the leads around to change the polarity getting to your LEDs.
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From: South of Live Free or Die & North of Family Guy
I'd check the voltage at a bulb socket or bullet connector with a multimeter first.
I recall that LED's are quite particular to polarity otherwise they don't flow any current. If you get 12v at the socket or nearby bullet connector you might try switching the leads around to change the polarity getting to your LEDs.
I recall that LED's are quite particular to polarity otherwise they don't flow any current. If you get 12v at the socket or nearby bullet connector you might try switching the leads around to change the polarity getting to your LEDs.
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