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Strange turn signal behavior
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19 Apr 2006 20:31 #40982
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Strange turn signal behavior was created by rtrider73
Last evening all worked well.
Today I ran the bike around the block upon return I noted that my turn signals would not work. Rear lights stay dark, front signals stay on as they should as running lights. Hazards will not work, but I noted that the left turn signal indicator would light when I did try to use the hazards. All bulbs appear to be good upon inspection, I swapped out the flasher relay just in case with no change in the problem. I did have the bike on the charger this morning for a few hours otherwise no other work was performed on the bike. Methinks I have a gremlin at work in the garage. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Rob
Today I ran the bike around the block upon return I noted that my turn signals would not work. Rear lights stay dark, front signals stay on as they should as running lights. Hazards will not work, but I noted that the left turn signal indicator would light when I did try to use the hazards. All bulbs appear to be good upon inspection, I swapped out the flasher relay just in case with no change in the problem. I did have the bike on the charger this morning for a few hours otherwise no other work was performed on the bike. Methinks I have a gremlin at work in the garage. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Rob
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19 Apr 2006 21:15 - 03 Dec 2008 19:38 #40995
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20 Apr 2006 05:08 #41048
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Replied by rtrider73 on topic Strange turn signal behavior
Sorry Folks!
Posted this late last night and forgot to include the most basic information.
My 1979 KZ650b is where this problem exists.
~R
Posted this late last night and forgot to include the most basic information.
My 1979 KZ650b is where this problem exists.
~R
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20 Apr 2006 06:55 #41075
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Would these be stock or aftermarket signals?
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20 Apr 2006 07:45 #41090
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I had a similar prblem with my KZ 440. Turned out to be corroded ground wires. Don't know if you have checked that but it is a thought.
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21 Apr 2006 17:02 #41522
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Replied by rtrider73 on topic (POST MORTEM) Re:Strange turn signal behavior
Well here's an update.
The gremlins seem to have departed for greener pastures at least for the time being. Went for a ride yesterday and all worked just dandy.
I tend to agree with Sputnic81 in that this smells like a bad ground. Now I just have to find it. Thanks to all who replied.
BTW these are stock signals.
Rob
The gremlins seem to have departed for greener pastures at least for the time being. Went for a ride yesterday and all worked just dandy.
I tend to agree with Sputnic81 in that this smells like a bad ground. Now I just have to find it. Thanks to all who replied.
BTW these are stock signals.
Rob
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