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I installed led running/brake/turn signal lights in my new rear fender. when iI turn left or right turn signal on all 4 blink along with security light on dash. if I unplug either side the one side hooked up work fine along with the one turn signal in front. my running/brake lights work normal too. thanks for any info you can give me
Sounds like he has one. Either it is a bad unit (would be surprised) or you have a wire crossed, touching something somewhere.
Did you install the unit behind the factory connectors like in the instructions? (that's how it was on my nightster)
1. What year bike n model?
2. Were the lites stock before conversion?
3. Did you have plug and play?
4. What model Badland eq do you have? Also are you using any other eq's on the bike?
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If you are running the Kury Panacea Tail Light and Turn Signals, I was told by a Kury service Tech that you must use the Kury Equalizer. I have a call into Badlands (should know answer by Monday) to see if they know this to be true. The Badlands III seems to be a superior L.E. - doesn't get hot and lets you run your flashers.
1. What year bike n model?
2. Were the lites stock before conversion?
3. Did you have plug and play?
4. What model Badland eq do you have? Also are you using any other eq's on the bike?
Its an 07 SG. I got it from Milwaukee Baggers along with fender and saddle bags. It is a plug n play unit. I just checked the wiring and all is correct. The lights are led strips frenced in on each side of fender. Like I said it works fine when one either side is unplugged. Then when I slip in the one that was unhooked, its like i have my flashers on. I tried turning flashers off but they stay on. No other equlizer is on bike.
If you are running the Kury Panacea Tail Light and Turn Signals, I was told by a Kury service Tech that you must use the Kury Equalizer. I have a call into Badlands (should know answer by Monday) to see if they know this to be true. The Badlands III seems to be a superior L.E. - doesn't get hot and lets you run your flashers.
That's not true I'm running all Kury with the Badlands Equalizer.
Originally Posted by donf610
Its an 07 SG. I got it from Milwaukee Baggers along with fender and saddle bags. It is a plug n play unit. I just checked the wiring and all is correct. The lights are led strips frenced in on each side of fender. Like I said it works fine when one either side is unplugged. Then when I slip in the one that was unhooked, its like i have my flashers on. I tried turning flashers off but they stay on. No other equalizer is on bike.
Double check your wiring especially if you have security system and make sure it is wired into the body harness before any modules. Send Dan an email at Badlands and tell him your problem he's great dan@badlandsmotorcycleproducts.com
I remember Kury saying something about having to add a diode kit or one signal will back feed into the others, thus giving you a hazzard flash effect when you are simply trying to use the left or right signal.
Hope that helps.
BTW - load eq's just add the same load to the bike as the stock bulbs do thus the bike thinks all is ok. If you want to reduce the load on the bike, go with an led relay/flasher and all will be fine. (If you don;t mind a hyper flash on the turn signals, you can just replace bulbs and go from there.)
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