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They come on, they go off. They come on, they go off. Thought I had some bad ones, bought new (Hogworkz LED). They come on, they go off. turn the bike on in the morning, they come on. Get home from work they don't come on. Looking for a short, can't find it. Now I can't get the bike inspected because of the spots. Hi-Lo beam switch is new, even got another spot switch........... Bout ready to throw in the towel. Could it be in the ignition switch?
Don't know what bike you have so I'm not sure this applies, mine has 5 circuit breakers behind the headlight all of which I replaced with new after I bought the bike. Meaning to say if your lights go on and off like that is there a possibility you have a weak circuit breaker?
Why do you need spots for inspection? Headlight, Brake and directionals I would think. Not saying to not fix it but simply why needed for an inspection?
Don't know what bike you have so I'm not sure this applies, mine has 5 circuit breakers behind the headlight all of which I replaced with new after I bought the bike. Meaning to say if your lights go on and off like that is there a possibility you have a weak circuit breaker?
I'll put a new one in just to make sure.Should I just put in a 15 amp, or maybe bump up? Kinda makes sense about a weak breaker. (They're J&P) maybe go get some original HD?
I'll put a new one in just to make sure.Should I just put in a 15 amp, or maybe bump up? Kinda makes sense about a weak breaker. (They're J&P) maybe go get some original HD?
The only ones I could find that was the same style without the tabs was found at Napa. Honestly I didn't try the dealership because I didn't think they'd have them.
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