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I have had intergrators on a few sport bikes and never had any isses with the cops. I know some states say your signals have to be like 8" or something like that apart.
I just installed the taillight, very easy. But for the love of me I can't pull out the pins for the turn signals off the connectors. I've spent 30 minutes on one and it doesn't move. What am I missing?
I didnt know you had to. The running light and brake light work fine. I figured if they were going to sell the entire module they would sell everything needed along with it. Nothing on their website says you need anything additional and the box it comes in doesnt say anything.
I might as well share my experience...Shipment was quick with them but they sent it in a padded manilla envelope and the package was pretty mangled. I also ordered their smoked signal covers and again the manilla envelope was mangled up, one of the covers were cracked. I emailed them yesterday, we will see what they will do.
I didnt know you had to. The running light and brake light work fine. I figured if they were going to sell the entire module they would sell everything needed along with it. Nothing on their website says you need anything additional and the box it comes in doesnt say anything.
I might as well share my experience...Shipment was quick with them but they sent it in a padded manilla envelope and the package was pretty mangled. I also ordered their smoked signal covers and again the manilla envelope was mangled up, one of the covers were cracked. I emailed them yesterday, we will see what they will do.
I wasn't saying that you need the module. I have it on my bike, and was wondering if that would make a difference or not. You should ask them.
My package was in good shape when arrived. Come on, someone helps me to figure out how to pins from the turn signal connector!
As far as the module, I did not use one and the turn signals work fine. There are other threads on the site about the tail light, try a search. Sorry I couldn't help more, but it went together and worked ok.
As far as the module, I did not use one and the turn signals work fine. There are other threads on the site about the tail light, try a search. Sorry I couldn't help more, but it went together and worked ok.
Thanks for the link. Alas, I don't think that's gonna help me much. These connectors don't look like the one on my Sporster. I will dig it a little bit more.
Thanks for the link. Alas, I don't think that's gonna help me much. These connectors don't look like the one on my Sporster. I will dig it a little bit more.
No, the connectors on that site are different, but was thinking the pins should come out in a similar fashion. I used a pick tool and it released the pins quickly, just like the site shows. Maybe your plugs are different than my Dyna.
I need to replace my Kuryakyn L.E.D. taillight and find a solution to get rid of my turn signals to clean up the rear end. That seams to be an affordable solution.
What do you guys think?
Thanks!
I'd get one...if it fit on my bike! website says the oldest XL it will fit is a 2002...mine is a 2000. anyone know the difference in the tailights from those two years?
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