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tag lights 675daytona 10-06-2007
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Posted by 675daytona on October 6, 2007, 11:47 pm
I installed a fender eliminator kit and everything is working fine except the
tag light keeps flashing. everything is grounded right and connected right. I
just can't figure out y it is flashing.

Any thoughts, anybody?


Posted by Timo Geusch on October 7, 2007, 5:11 am

> I installed a fender eliminator kit and everything is working fine except the
> tag light keeps flashing. everything is grounded right and connected right. I
> just can't figure out y it is flashing.
>
> Any thoughts, anybody?

You didn't connect something properly and have a wonky contact.

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Posted by Ken Abrams on October 7, 2007, 9:44 am


> I installed a fender eliminator kit and everything is working fine except
the
> tag light keeps flashing. everything is grounded right and connected
right. I
> just can't figure out y it is flashing.
>

Replace the bulb. It may be on the verge of failure (broken filament).
And while the bulb is out, check the spring tension in the bottom of the
socket.




Posted by 675daytona via MotorcycleKB.co on October 7, 2007, 9:22 pm
LJ wrote:
>>> I installed a fender eliminator kit and everything is working fine except
>> the
>[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>> And while the bulb is out, check the spring tension in the bottom of the
>> socket.
>
>..if that doesn't work, run a jumper directly from the existing ground to
>the neg. pole of the battery and see if the problem clears up. If it
>doesn't just use the process of elimination to test other segments of the
>circuit.


thanks for the input guys... the jumper method didn't work out ... i am going
with the bulbs being messed up... the company is already sending me a
replacement part.

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