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Dennis Zinck

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Posted:Saturday 15 September, 2007 6:41 PM

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Subject: Non-bliniking Turn Signal.....?

Howdy,

This is my first post on this forum so first I would like to say "Hello!"
I recently purchased my first motorcycle, a 1972 CB500/Four and am working out the kinks. My first question relates to my turn signals.

The prior owner replaced the rear turn signal with these little LED oval signals which is fine by me but.... When I turn on the signal both front and rear signals do not blink... it goes on and stays on. He told me that he just clicked on and off the button but thats not gunna solve anything.

Anyhow, does anyone have any suggestions where to start and if so, please be as newbie friendly as you can.

Thank you,

Dennis

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David Christ

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2007-10-17 21:52:27

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Posted:Wednesday 17 October, 2007 10:18 PM

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Subject: Re: Non-bliniking Turn Signal.....?

I wonder if your blinker module is stuck. It's under the left side cover.
Dave

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Soild_

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Posted:Thursday 18 October, 2007 3:22 PM

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Hay i'm having something of a similar issue, but no LEDS for me, I know a couple of articles that mention something about needing a special LED blinker relay, im not sure if this is true but might be something to look into.
http://www.customled.com/PRODUCTS/FLASHER_RELAY/flasher_relay.htm

http://lios.apana.org.au/~c900/relighting.html

hopefully some thing like this helps.


Where's your bed? I sleep in the corner screaming.
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shaun manus

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Posted:Wednesday 22 July, 2009 2:40 AM

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I am new to here, joining with a 1974 CB750.
All my experience is hands on emoticon


I have experienced this problem when I have replaced my turn signals. It was because I only had the front connected. It is necessary for all 4 connections to be solid.

If all connections are solid, there is a blinker relay located on the left side, like it was mentioned in this thread already. I had to purchase a new one myself. The solid light is to let the rider know that there a bulb out.

I'm sure you figured this all out already, but wanted to post just in case. I have a feeling I am gonna be on here as I have some things to figure out on my bike.

Peace & Respect

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Allan Gill

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2009-09-29 20:28:24

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Posted:Tuesday 29 September, 2009 10:52 PM

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if you are fitting LED's it will definatly need a led compatable relay, the reason is because it uses less power than a standard bulb. it is like fitting a low wattage bulb in a normal indicator, it will remain on!

the relay relies on a certain amount of current to be drawn so it will flash, the lesser the current the longer before it will trip the relay and flash

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