Plug and play front turnsignal
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K9F
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Depends which Side of the Pond you live?
Max Cool's side these guys will help you out:
www.customdynamics.com
My side:
**LATER EDIT** I get mine from Thunderbike in Germany. There are a myriad of options out there ranging from very cheap to sell a kidney expensive. These work and aren't bad cost wise.
shop.thunderbike.de
Max Cool's side these guys will help you out:
Search results for: 'category electrical-accessories load-equalizers-flasher-relay'
Custom Dynamics Motorcycle Lights. We specialize in LED Motorcycle Lighting, Accessories, LED Motorycle Light Kits, and Motorcycle LED Turn Signals
www.customdynamics.com
My side:
Moore Speed Racing - Motorcycle Parts Superstore - Moore Speed Racing
MOORE SPEED RACING, the south's biggest website retailer of Motorcycle clothing, helmets, parts and accessories.
www.moorespeedracing.co.uk
**LATER EDIT** I get mine from Thunderbike in Germany. There are a myriad of options out there ranging from very cheap to sell a kidney expensive. These work and aren't bad cost wise.
Thunderbike Load Equalizer for LED lights & turn signals
Turn Signal Load Equalizer - Universal load equalizer for use when stock turnsignals are replaced with LED or other low draw lights. Fits with one pair of turn signals
shop.thunderbike.de
You need resistors. That will run your Battery dead
K9F
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Sorry Max,
JDP....Not necessarily. I like and have fitted the Thunderbike ones. Did you actually take time and read the content of the links I took my time to find and post up? Obviously that'll be a "No" then.
Depends on how many you're hooking up/replacing and what and where you are buying? If you had looked at the links I had posted the Thunderbike one has your answer quite clear and concise as does the Custom Dynamics....."One load equalizer is typically needed for each pair of turn signals." Google is your friend too......Cut and paste and a bit larger so you don't miss it.
Fits with one pair of turn signals
For Canbus bikes you need two of the Thunderbike and Custom Dynamics ones for all four indicators. Basically one equaliser does two indicators, usually they have three tails, one ground and the other two get spliced to each of the indicator positives.
JDP....Not necessarily. I like and have fitted the Thunderbike ones. Did you actually take time and read the content of the links I took my time to find and post up? Obviously that'll be a "No" then.
Depends on how many you're hooking up/replacing and what and where you are buying? If you had looked at the links I had posted the Thunderbike one has your answer quite clear and concise as does the Custom Dynamics....."One load equalizer is typically needed for each pair of turn signals." Google is your friend too......Cut and paste and a bit larger so you don't miss it.
Fits with one pair of turn signals
For Canbus bikes you need two of the Thunderbike and Custom Dynamics ones for all four indicators. Basically one equaliser does two indicators, usually they have three tails, one ground and the other two get spliced to each of the indicator positives.
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K9F
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Agree but without splitting any hairs here for anyone that can’t pay attention to posted detail you only need one of them. This saves them the bother of putting on their floppy shoes, squirty flower and red nose before heading out to buy ‘it’ or ordering on line!
Wow man talk about daddy issues, I just needed some advice didn’t want a beat down, I know about the equalizer for when the led blinks really fast but I’ve never seen turn signals turn into running lights, I’m going to install the equalizer and post up how it’s working for my dummy friends
K9F
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It'll work just fine and dandy, others have had exactly the same issue as yourself. No beat down but some people just can't seem to find the time to read the help that is posted and it ends up a waste of time for all involved. Probably just too busy or in too much of a rush to get to a solution?
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