Posted by Jerry on June 4, 2008, 11:29 pm
I have a 2007 V-Star 650 Classic. Tonight I installed the Yamaha
windshield and the headlight stopped working (both low and high beam).
The wires weren't pinched at all. Could the bulb have gone completely
bad from being jarred around a little while installing the windshield?
I can't imagine it was jarred more than it would be if I went over a
few bumps.
Any suggestions?
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Jerry
Posted by someone on June 4, 2008, 11:42 pm
>I have a 2007 V-Star 650 Classic. Tonight I installed the Yamaha
>windshield and the headlight stopped working (both low and high beam).
>The wires weren't pinched at all. Could the bulb have gone completely
>bad from being jarred around a little while installing the windshield?
>I can't imagine it was jarred more than it would be if I went over a
>few bumps.
>Any suggestions?
get your tester out and see if you have juice after you check the fuses.
captain obvious say 90% of time he's right.
Posted by Rhatt on June 5, 2008, 6:51 am
> In article
>>I have a 2007 V-Star 650 Classic. Tonight I installed the Yamaha
>>windshield and the headlight stopped working (both low and high beam).
>>The wires weren't pinched at all. Could the bulb have gone completely
>>bad from being jarred around a little while installing the windshield?
>>I can't imagine it was jarred more than it would be if I went over a
>>few bumps.
>>
>>Any suggestions?
>>
> get your tester out and see if you have juice after you check the fuses.
> captain obvious say 90% of time he's right.
Did you remember to plug it back in after installation of the windshield
brackets?
Captain Doh! always forgets the obvious.
Rhatt
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"Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be
counted counts."
(Sign hanging in Einstein's office at Princeton)
Posted by someone on June 5, 2008, 10:55 am
>> In article
>>>I have a 2007 V-Star 650 Classic. Tonight I installed the Yamaha
>>>windshield and the headlight stopped working (both low and high beam).
>>>The wires weren't pinched at all. Could the bulb have gone completely
>>>bad from being jarred around a little while installing the windshield?
>>>I can't imagine it was jarred more than it would be if I went over a
>>>few bumps.
>>>
>>>Any suggestions?
>>>
>> get your tester out and see if you have juice after you check the fuses.
>> captain obvious say 90% of time he's right.
>Did you remember to plug it back in after installation of the windshield
>brackets?
>Captain Doh! always forgets the obvious.
>Rhatt
good point, c'pn.
Posted by Jerry on June 5, 2008, 9:30 am
On Jun 4, 10:42 pm, some...@some.domain wrote:
> In article <87e5897f-61ec-489f-b9a8-441148eab...@c65g2000hsa.googlegroups.=
> >windshield and the headlight stopped working (both low and high beam).
> >The wires weren't pinched at all. Could the bulb have gone completely
> >bad from being jarred around a little while installing the windshield?
> >I can't imagine it was jarred more than it would be if I went over a
> >few bumps.
> >Any suggestions?
> get your tester out and see if you have juice after you check the fuses.
> captain obvious say 90% of time he's right.
Looks like I have some power coming to the connection. I inspected the
bulb and the elements were still intacts and I got full continuity
readings on all three connections too.
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Jerry
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>windshield and the headlight stopped working (both low and high beam).
>The wires weren't pinched at all. Could the bulb have gone completely
>bad from being jarred around a little while installing the windshield?
>I can't imagine it was jarred more than it would be if I went over a
>few bumps.
>Any suggestions?