Posted by danl on May 16, 2011, 9:04 pm
Cards on the bar...Oh Shirley!! Make mine a Dickel over crushed ice.
1997 Dyna Lowrider Convertible.
Right rear turn signal bulb blew, literally. It blew the glass. Put
a new one in and nothing. Front and dash lights up, but no blinking.
MMmmm. A few days later the left rear goes out. Front and dash
lights come on, but no blinking. Both bulbs have been replaced, still
no go. No emergency flasher either. Tried to get a voltage reading
at the socket, no power. Checked the ground, it appears to be OK.
Took the seat off and checked voltage at the connector from the unit I
am assuming is the turn signal module mounted in the electrical box.
No power. Is there a specific test for this module to perform before
I order one?
If I have to order one does anyone know if there is a unit that will
handle the LED bulbs I want to switch to without any other changes?
Don't expect that card to be good for to long, I'm pretty broke.
danl the tired of hand signaling Slug #280
Posted by Road Glidin' Don on May 16, 2011, 10:59 pm
> Cards on the bar...Oh Shirley!! Make mine a Dickel over crushed ice.
> 1997 Dyna Lowrider Convertible.
> Right rear turn signal bulb blew, literally. It blew the glass. Put
> a new one in and nothing. Front and dash lights up, but no blinking.
> MMmmm. A few days later the left rear goes out. Front and dash
> lights come on, but no blinking. Both bulbs have been replaced, still
> no go. No emergency flasher either. Tried to get a voltage reading
> at the socket, no power. Checked the ground, it appears to be OK.
> Took the seat off and checked voltage at the connector from the unit I
> am assuming is the turn signal module mounted in the electrical box.
> No power. Is there a specific test for this module to perform before
> I order one?
> If I have to order one does anyone know if there is a unit that will
> handle the LED bulbs I want to switch to without any other changes?
> Don't expect that card to be good for to long, I'm pretty broke.
When you find that kid with the BB gun, let us know what you did.
Posted by danl on May 17, 2011, 9:18 am
On Mon, 16 May 2011 19:59:02 -0700 (PDT), "Road Glidin' Don"
>> Cards on the bar...Oh Shirley!! Make mine a Dickel over crushed ice.
>>
>> 1997 Dyna Lowrider Convertible.
>> Right rear turn signal bulb blew, literally. It blew the glass. Put
>> a new one in and nothing. Front and dash lights up, but no blinking.
>> MMmmm. A few days later the left rear goes out. Front and dash
>> lights come on, but no blinking. Both bulbs have been replaced, still
>> no go. No emergency flasher either. Tried to get a voltage reading
>> at the socket, no power. Checked the ground, it appears to be OK.
>> Took the seat off and checked voltage at the connector from the unit I
>> am assuming is the turn signal module mounted in the electrical box.
>> No power. Is there a specific test for this module to perform before
>> I order one?
>>
>> If I have to order one does anyone know if there is a unit that will
>> handle the LED bulbs I want to switch to without any other changes?
>>
>> Don't expect that card to be good for to long, I'm pretty broke.
>When you find that kid with the BB gun, let us know what you did.
Huh?
Posted by Road Glidin' Don on May 17, 2011, 2:14 pm
> On Mon, 16 May 2011 19:59:02 -0700 (PDT), "Road Glidin' Don"
> >> Right rear turn signal bulb blew, literally. It blew the glass.
> >When you find that kid with the BB gun, let us know what you did.
> Huh?
Somebody taking shots at your bike as you go by could explain this
phenomenom. ;)
Posted by Rand McNally on May 17, 2011, 4:09 pm
On 5/16/2011 9:04 PM, danl wrote:
> Cards on the bar...Oh Shirley!! Make mine a Dickel over crushed ice.
> 1997 Dyna Lowrider Convertible.
> Right rear turn signal bulb blew, literally. It blew the glass. Put
> a new one in and nothing. Front and dash lights up, but no blinking.
> MMmmm. A few days later the left rear goes out. Front and dash
> lights come on, but no blinking. Both bulbs have been replaced, still
> no go. No emergency flasher either. Tried to get a voltage reading
> at the socket, no power. Checked the ground, it appears to be OK.
> Took the seat off and checked voltage at the connector from the unit I
> am assuming is the turn signal module mounted in the electrical box.
> No power. Is there a specific test for this module to perform before
> I order one?
> If I have to order one does anyone know if there is a unit that will
> handle the LED bulbs I want to switch to without any other changes?
> Don't expect that card to be good for to long, I'm pretty broke.
> danl the tired of hand signaling Slug #280
When I had a sorta similar issue it was because the wire inside the fender had
the
insulation rubbed off. It had somehow (who? me?) come out of the leetle tab that
holds it
away from the tire.
--
Rand McNally BS#263
mmmmm beeeer...
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> 1997 Dyna Lowrider Convertible.
> Right rear turn signal bulb blew, literally. It blew the glass. Put
> a new one in and nothing. Front and dash lights up, but no blinking.
> MMmmm. A few days later the left rear goes out. Front and dash
> lights come on, but no blinking. Both bulbs have been replaced, still
> no go. No emergency flasher either. Tried to get a voltage reading
> at the socket, no power. Checked the ground, it appears to be OK.
> Took the seat off and checked voltage at the connector from the unit I
> am assuming is the turn signal module mounted in the electrical box.
> No power. Is there a specific test for this module to perform before
> I order one?
> If I have to order one does anyone know if there is a unit that will
> handle the LED bulbs I want to switch to without any other changes?
> Don't expect that card to be good for to long, I'm pretty broke.