Randiantz LED won't flash
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Randiantz LED won't flash
I just went to install my Randiantz Z flex tail light with integrated turn signals. I have a badlands illuminator module and after I wired everything up, the turn signals stay solid. I cannot figure this out. The hazards work and blink but the turn signals just stay solid. Thanks for the help
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Call Radiantz-1-877-469-4241.
They helped me out,after I installed their LED tail light on my fatboy.
The check engine light came on,and wouldn't go out. Was throwing a sht code.
There was a loop in the tail light that shouldn't have been there.Cut it,per thier instructions,light on dash went out,tail light works great.
They helped me out,after I installed their LED tail light on my fatboy.
The check engine light came on,and wouldn't go out. Was throwing a sht code.
There was a loop in the tail light that shouldn't have been there.Cut it,per thier instructions,light on dash went out,tail light works great.
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I'm glad to hear you got it straightened away. I called them right away when I hit a wall and they told me to call Badlands since I have their TSM in my bike saying it must be the module. Well Namz (who owns Badlands) did not help at all either unfortunately
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I have dual filament turn signals up front and the LED lights in the back. I did not buy a resistor or anything because Radiantz told me that my badlands module would make a resistor unnecessary. Idk if I need to put a resistor in or their Drugz circuits or if the combination between dual filament and LED may be messing it up.
Anyone have any idea?
Anyone have any idea?
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What year bike and are both units plug and play or did you do any splicing? Your Badlands unit is a RTB module? Check to see that model has the built in load equalizer but that wouldn't stop it from blinking.
On the newer bikes I think the turn signal blinking is controlled by the ECM
On the newer bikes I think the turn signal blinking is controlled by the ECM
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What year bike and are both units plug and play or did you do any splicing? Your Badlands unit is a RTB module? Check to see that model has the built in load equalizer but that wouldn't stop it from blinking.
On the newer bikes I think the turn signal blinking is controlled by the ECM
On the newer bikes I think the turn signal blinking is controlled by the ECM
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