auto headlite ?????
Cruiser
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From: Keyser, WV
No, read your post. You blamed it on a loose connection as well as talking about blowing fuses. Not trying to **** in your punch bowl, just trying to help another out.
Road Master
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10 LightEmittingDiodes
Exceeds US military specs - DOT approved
Light output similar to daylight color temperature - dramatically improves projection distance & overall visibility
Solid-state design resists shock & vibration - 50x longer life (10,000 hrs vs 400 hrs) than halogen bulbs
Hard wired, encapsulated circuitry - corrosion proof anodized aluminum housing - metalized reflector
Impact resistant, hard coated polycarbonate lens
Exceeds US military specs - DOT approved
Light output similar to daylight color temperature - dramatically improves projection distance & overall visibility
Solid-state design resists shock & vibration - 50x longer life (10,000 hrs vs 400 hrs) than halogen bulbs
Hard wired, encapsulated circuitry - corrosion proof anodized aluminum housing - metalized reflector
Impact resistant, hard coated polycarbonate lens
Last edited by 131tman; Nov 19, 2011 at 12:55 AM.
Road Warrior
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From: Tennessee
Raised resistance = increased heat at the point the resistance is raised, which in this instance was a loose connection resulting in a melted plug. I was also trying to help another by pointing out the simple problems most people will overlook because it has to be a MAJOR problem since its on a Harley.
Road Master
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From: Central Coast CA
iclick where is your post on this? The one with the E-code housing and lamp. I did it and man I tell you what for that little bit of dollars what you get is just amazing thanks again for that one dude.
Cruiser
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From: Keyser, WV
If the connection is loose you raise the resistace which pulls more amps....Just a little electrical lesson.
Raised resistance = increased heat at the point the resistance is raised, which in this instance was a loose connection resulting in a melted plug. I was also trying to help another by pointing out the simple problems most people will overlook because it has to be a MAJOR problem since its on a Harley.
Raised resistance = increased heat at the point the resistance is raised, which in this instance was a loose connection resulting in a melted plug. I was also trying to help another by pointing out the simple problems most people will overlook because it has to be a MAJOR problem since its on a Harley.
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