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Road Master
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: New Bern, NC
Mud, why you were in the forks, did the idea of drilling and tapping the lower units for a drain come to mind? I was surprised when the 49mm fork sliders came out without drain plugs. Is there some reason for this?
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Joined: May 2008
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From: Ogden, UT
DR asked about wiring taillite, so, I am updating this one with more info.
diagram below......
one for ground - black
one for left turn - violet
one for right turn - brown
two for brake -
red/yellow, front brake
orange/white, rear brake
one for tail - blue
06 taillite wiring - - - -
diagram below......
one for ground - black
one for left turn - violet
one for right turn - brown
two for brake -
red/yellow, front brake
orange/white, rear brake
one for tail - blue
06 taillite wiring - - - -
Could use some help here. See my pic below for my request.
Here is the problem... I have removed the stock wiring block shown in the pic above and now I cannot get the rear brake light to function.
When I test voltage without the light it works fine, I get roughly 12 V from both front and rear brake operation on the R/Y wire. When I connect the wires to the light, I only get the front brake light to work. WTF?
The light only has 3 leads, the O/W wire does not have a lead from the light, it is accessory power from reading the wiring diagram.
I can't get my state inspection without the brake lights so I am in serious need of any help at this point.
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: long island.ny
Could use some help here. See my pic below for my request.
Here is the problem... I have removed the stock wiring block shown in the pic above and now I cannot get the rear brake light to function.
When I test voltage without the light it works fine, I get roughly 12 V from both front and rear brake operation on the R/Y wire. When I connect the wires to the light, I only get the front brake light to work. WTF?
The light only has 3 leads, the O/W wire does not have a lead from the light, it is accessory power from reading the wiring diagram.
I can't get my state inspection without the brake lights so I am in serious need of any help at this point.
Here is the problem... I have removed the stock wiring block shown in the pic above and now I cannot get the rear brake light to function.
When I test voltage without the light it works fine, I get roughly 12 V from both front and rear brake operation on the R/Y wire. When I connect the wires to the light, I only get the front brake light to work. WTF?
The light only has 3 leads, the O/W wire does not have a lead from the light, it is accessory power from reading the wiring diagram.
I can't get my state inspection without the brake lights so I am in serious need of any help at this point.
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From: Ogden, UT
Anyone figured this out?
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: May 2008
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From: Ogden, UT
Yes, it does work fine for the taillight and front brake when connected, it's just the back brake that does not work.
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From: the 50s & the 60s
o/w and r/y go to the new brake lite
blue to new tail/running
black to new ground
mud
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From: Ogden, UT
The Blue is going to my taillight
R/Y goes to my brake light
Black to ground the lampholder