Trying to wire them up on my KZ 650, the 650 originally had 3 wires, these only have two which wire do I leave out out the hook up for these to work?
1816231
I have a kz650 as well. Pretty sure u can combine the blue & green (hazard & turn signal) for one wire & the the black (return or ground) to the other. This should energize the light when either the turn signal or hazard switch is on. The old ones had a separate wire/terminal for each, but was essentially electrically the same. Good luck.
1816232
the original most likely had some type of marker light and signal light combination, with only two wire you are going to have to choose whether you want them to serve as signal lights or marker lights, i went for marker lights on my xv750 to improve the general visibility of the bike to other vehicles
1816233
I used the black and white wires on my Triumph Street Triple, check at blinker and test wires to see what is what
1816234
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.
1816235
Also I hooked them up at the blinker because there was an inline resistor that gave them a continuous blink, hooked them up at blinker and work great
1298575
That one is tough. When the wires were pulled they probably crossed over each other and when you tone them they are giving you false signal on one pair. Take a 12 volt power source at one end of the wires, connect one wire to plus and the other to negative, then take a 12v test light to the other end and swap wires back and forth. When the light goes on you'll have the right pair. Hope that helps!
1044314
The 3-wire connector is the same, but I found that different BRK models use slightly different mounting rings.
2174632
It's only two wires. And they are post mount so they will mount to a handlebar mount bracket not a fairing.
680634
Are you running the high / low wire together or are they connected to the high / low wires on your bikes light connection?
1792457
There are 3 wires, red, green, & black. I spliced them onto the same colors on my Polaris Sportsman 500. It work perfectly.
808014
I'd say it will work on the 650 just trying to find a good spot for your speakers might be a lil trickey, also My speakers both blew out in about 5 days after I installed this on my harley
2220336
They are for a subwoofer, so you should only need one for each sub. I have two subs so I have two. My Yamaha reciever also has outputs for two sub's.
1773693
Sorry no,,I suggest you check with your local used bike repair shop And pick up a turn signal assembly , used is good , cause their mostly all the same.Bushman
270403
The entire package if purchased correctly will provide most if not all of what you need. It comes with an in line fuse link (might have to buy the fuse), also, to extend the wires to where you want them, get some more wire and splice them to the desired length of where you want to place them on your bike. Also, I have the green ones and my friend bought some other lights for 150 and mine are way brighter than his.
1242633
Did you ever find out how to replace the wires coming out of the bike? Of course our dog ate the ones coming out of the bike, not the one they sell on the website. Thanks
1114697
you can connect them to the headlight circuit or add a switch connected to the battery ,you just need to remember to shut-off when leaving you bike or car. the black and red wires need to be connected the + & - (red= + side,black= - side) of the battery or headlight circuit, they could use just the red to the headlights and black to the chassis ground of the bike or car., this is contingent on whether you're going to install them on a bike or car.
458715
You have to cut the connectors off the OEM signals. And these are only 2 wire as they don't have the "running light" option.
605866
the wire crossed in the pedal, or in your home? if in the pedal you look at the company on amazon and contact as you would if you had a question on specifications.hope this helps ya there 10-4
743110
Believe these are "Pulse" wire connections to the "Handlebar" that has pulse sensors in each side. I don' think it matters how they are connected.
16920
I give them a 10 but look at the wires the set I got was used the wires had been close to exhausts heat and had melting spots on them. What bike are you putting these on.. I put mine on a 93 wing you have to remove the cowl I put mine on the cowl to shine inward into the fan area.
555712
Should work just fine. Expect a nice boost in power. These things are waaay better than stock! Best to check www.vn750.com Good forum for your bike. These coils should work though.