Signal Problem
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Signal Problem
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My bike's speedometer was removed by the previous user and some electrical stuff was also removed in the past. It has signals located in handlebars and I do not have any signals in the back. In its current condition I have to keep pressing the signal button in order to have the signals operate and if you press the signal button, both signals on each side start up and only the one on side that I'm pressing button keeps on flashing. I also do not have any emergency flashing.
Is there an easy way to solve this problem? Bike is a 95 Softail.[/align]
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My bike's speedometer was removed by the previous user and some electrical stuff was also removed in the past. It has signals located in handlebars and I do not have any signals in the back. In its current condition I have to keep pressing the signal button in order to have the signals operate and if you press the signal button, both signals on each side start up and only the one on side that I'm pressing button keeps on flashing. I also do not have any emergency flashing.
Is there an easy way to solve this problem? Bike is a 95 Softail.[/align]
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RE: Signal Problem
The turn signal module has to see a load to operate the flashing sequence. If yo don't have rear signals the voltage load will be below the requirements to operate the system .Either install signal lights in the rear or get a Bad Lands load control unit.
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