Triumphrat

mtgarritson · 03-10-2007

I put some new turn signals on my bike today and when I connected the last signal, all signals flashed at the same time. With the two fronts and the left rear connected, only one side would flash, but as soon as I connected the right rear, all would flash at the same time. Any help?

Thanks,

Mike

Spyder94 · 03-10-2007

You either have a bad flasher unit or the wrong one. Did the kit come with a new flasher? Is the kit designed for a 2 way or a 3 way flasher? What are you using for ground path?

More information please.

Steve, Gear Head at large

:yayyy: :chug: :yayyy:

sweatmachine · 03-10-2007

your wires to the signals are wired opposite of what they should be. You probably connected black to black, and b/w to b/w...right?

Do it the opposite way and it'll work. I don't recall the reason, but that's what mine did.

2old2growup · 03-10-2007

Try checking the wiring to the RR light as the problem only occurs when it is in the circuit. Reversing the wires to that light would cause a problem like this.

mtgarritson · 03-10-2007

Thanks for the feedback. I'll try it out.

Mike

mshelton · 03-11-2007

I had the same problem, turns out the neg of the new lights was the whole light assembly itself.

When I connected both front ones up all 4 would flash on a signal. I insulated the mounting post and mounting bracket with electrical tape and it solved the problem, the same thing my be happening to you.

mtgarritson · 03-12-2007

I went with sweatmachine's solution of just reversing the wires on each signal. Worked like a charm.

Gotta love this forum.

Thanks again,

Mike

sweatmachine · 03-12-2007

yeah buddy!