I just installed LED turn signals on my motorcycle, No matter what side i turn on they all turn on and stay on, will this make a single side flash?
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These should correct the problem and make them flash, I had a similar problem on one of my vehicles where the led light would constantly stay on and not flash, I installed these and they worked properly after that.
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Thomas, I have mine on my GL1800, but it isn't specific to any particular brand or model motorcycle. As far as installation is concerned it just needs to not interfere with ABS. I took the power from the wiring that went to a 12v plug so it was really easy. Mount the flashing light where it is easy to notice as you ride, mine is on the dash off to the left side, but very noticeable when it flashes. I love my unit and it has saved me a couple of times already.
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Russell,You can hook-up a switch to the lights. Mine when on my motorcycle and are connected to my running lights. When those go on the LEDs go on.
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When you use the led bulb on turn signal need resistor to solve the hyper flash (flash fast) otherwise no
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If you have a socket for 1157 duel intensity bulb then yes make sure your socket is not a 1156 which is for single intensity; make sure you order the correct bulb for your application... I use these bulbs on motorcycle trailer and they work great, be advised that some of thse bulbs will not fit the front turn signals on some HD's because of the outside diamenter of the bulb at the housing hope this helps....
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Try turning the LED bulb in the socket 180°. Diodes (LED - Light Emitting Diode) only allow electricity to pass through in one direction. If that does not work, try a working halogen bulb with the new flasher. If that works, chances are a bad LED. If it doesn't, most likely a bad flasher.I have an 03 Silverado, every bulb in and out are LEDs. Except headlights and fog lights - HIDs.
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Yes It work for both sides and it stands out really great at night does it shows on both sides don't know really haven't check but I'll get back to you on that but all I know when I ride other people tell me that awesome and where do I get the spoke led.
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Well if there are 3 wires one is ground (black) one is for turn and the other is for a running light I would think. Your going to need a test light to find out which one of the two power wires are for signaling. It's a long shot but google for the wiring for early Kawasaki street bike turn signals, you might get lucky.
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The LED draw is in the milliamps very little. You will have to use a load resistor If you're bike didn't already have LEDs on to make the turn indicators blink
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This is the only thing you need to correct the fast flash rate. I have LED signals both front and rear. It works great.
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I put them on an 82 Yamaha XJ650, it had 2 wires.. I was however unable to get the signals to blink :( I ended up snipping the wires and re-installing my original front signals.. LEDS are a pain
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If one bulb on a side is faulty, the indicator inside the car will flash quickly. If the new socket does not fix the problem, replace the bulb also. 3157A There is a small chance that the wiring up to the bulb is defective. I had that problem with a side marker light.
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No, it just provides as much brighter light. If you want your brake lights to flash, you'll need a special brake light module for that. I'm pretty sure Harley Davidson sells them.
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No, I think not. Turn signals rely on incandescent bulbs to flash at the correct rate, but brake lamps are modulated differently here ... by an electronic circuit which is not dependent on resistance through the bulbs, but instead is self-regulated by the circuit itself. I have a brake modulator on one of my motorcycles with LED tail lamps and, if anything, they enhance the flashing because of their shorter illumination/decay times. They will flash faster and go completely off between flashes whereas a bulb will only appear to pulse bright-to-dim-to-bright repeatedly in a dull display. Go for it!
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In night mode the center led light stays lit to act as a tail light. When the brake lever is activated two more led lights activate as well. Would function as a tail light and brake light on it's own.
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The brake light module works on all brake lighting. I tried it with a regular and LED light. Both work just as well. Remember though by making the bulb flash more often than usual bulbs or LED's go out sooner than later/called over usage. Everything has a lifeline. I drove around today and I tell you people sure take notice to the flashing third light. the majority stayed off the rear of my vehicle. Good luck
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It is Highly possible that the two wires for the brake lights are reversed... I have had this issue a few times in the past with SPYDER products... easiest way to check is make 2 jumper wires... put one in one side of the pigtail and one in the other.... make sure they are long enough so you can put them in the place where the pigtail normally lines up and cross them.... have someone hit the brake pedal to see if that is the culprit.... if so you will need to cit and splice the wires so they go to the right connection. Or some other alternative of that nature.Hope thats all it is. Good Luck !!! It is Highly possible that the two wires for the brake lights are reversed... I have had this issue a few times in the past with SPYDER products... easiest way to check is make 2 jumper wires... put one in one side of the pigtail and one in the other.... make sure they are long enough so you can put them in the place where the pigtail normally lines up and cross them.... have someone hit the brake pedal to see if that is the culprit.... if so you will need to cit and splice the wires so they go to the right connection. Or some other alternative of that nature.Hope thats all it... » Read More It is Highly possible that the two wires for the brake lights are reversed... I have had this issue a few times in the past with SPYDER products... easiest way to check is make 2 jumper wires... put one in one side of the pigtail and one in the other.... make sure they are long enough so you can put them in the place where the pigtail normally lines up and cross them.... have someone hit the brake pedal to see if that is the culprit.... if so you will need to cit and splice the wires so they go to the right connection. Or some other alternative of that nature.Hope thats all it is. Good Luck !!! « Show Less