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Was riding Saturday night, went to change lanes, hit my right turn signal and nothing happened. No dash indication...no blinkers. Left signals work fine. I don't even get the arrow on the dash. Think it could be the switch? Haven't taken it apart yet, but it still did not work Sunday when I rode around. I was going to ride to work today (as I usually do every day when not raining), but they have gotten bad on tickets for not using ur blinker around here.
Anybody have suggestions?
02 1200C, 5k miles (thats 2500 more than when I bought it 3 mos ago)
Do you have security system. If so try arming it with the signal buttons. That should determine if it's the switch or not. I have LED turnsignals and had the same problem last week. It turned out to be a bad load equalizer.
Had the same problem when I first got my scoot. Sometimes they would work, sometimes not. If I shut down the bike, then restarted they would miraculously come back to life.
I changed out the little orange box under the seat mounted to rear fender(turn sig. mod.??). Fixed all my problems.
No security system...tried to hold the switch in, no luck, cut the bike off several times (stopped a few places) still nothing. I am going to check the wires tonight between getting off work and going to a football board mtg if I have the chance...
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