Pinched/broken front turn signal wire
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Pinched/broken front turn signal wire
Anyone have to replace any front turn signal wiring? My blinkers are on the handlebars and are internally wired. I installed new levers and I had to loosen the signals and move them out of the way to remove the pivot pins and I must've pinched/broke a wire. Right now my right front blinker doesn't work. (No running light or flash)
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Anyone have to replace any front turn signal wiring? My blinkers are on the handlebars and are internally wired. I installed new levers and I had to loosen the signals and move them out of the way to remove the pivot pins and I must've pinched/broke a wire. Right now my right front blinker doesn't work. (No running light or flash)
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If you unpinch it you shouldn't have to replace it most likely. It's just a matter of getting it back together without pinching it again. The harness plugs in in the neck in front of your tank on some models, under the tank on others. On my FB it's in the neck. It'd be a pain in the *** to replace the whole wire because you'd have to strip that wire out of the loom that runs down the bars. You'd have to take the wires out of the bars and that's a colossal pain in the ***, no way I'd do that. You're better off just cutting the wire right at the controls, putting some heatshrink over the wire, soldering it back together, and heatshrinking it.
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I think that is what I'll do since I know where the pinch mark is. And it's up where the wire is in the housing so even if I just electrical tape it you won't see if. Thanks for your help. I'm going to check the bulb later today but I don't see how loosening it and letting it hang would've damaged the bulb. My blinker light on my instrument panel does flash really fast though which to me indicates a blown bulb. Unless the pinched wire causes that also.
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