If you're going long or need some groceries, I see the answer right there.Can’t make up my mind
Trying to get this baby out in the line up - trying to figure out why my the left side turn signals and indicator light don’t work !What a nice collection! Super clean!
Chocolate wire has 12V when switch slid to left?Trying to get this baby out in the line up - trying to figure out why my the left side turn signals and indicator light don’t work !
I recently suffered that. The ground wire on the right rear light had gone open circuit. I had to use an ohm meter to find it. I don't remember what drove me to check it.Trying to get this baby out in the line up - trying to figure out why my the left side turn signals and indicator light don’t work !
Bad solder joint inside the switch housing is a common malady... and easily fixed.Trying to get this baby out in the line up - trying to figure out why my the left side turn signals and indicator light don’t work !
Yea, I refurbished the switch - so you are probably pointing in the right direction as everything else seem to be working ok. That was next on the list to check after switching relay didn’t make a differenceBad solder joint inside the switch housing is a common malady... and easily fixed.
Best to re-solder all 3 wires while you're in there.
Got all the wires connected correctly and all 4 turn signals have their own ground wire, so I think it’s the switch. Can’t figure out what the light checker box actually does as it somehow is in play too. Anyone know how they work or have a diagram of the inside componentsYes, both sides on the signal circuit is the same until it gets to the handlebar switch; Br/W is power from flasher into the switch that then switches onto Dark Gn (R) and Chocolate (L) out of switch. Of course they also need a ground at each light.
My bad - however looking at an actual diagram from an XS650E assembly manual I have 3 pronge and contrary to the ‘75 there is a Br /BrW & a GY(green yellow), the green yellow goes from the flasher relay to a flasher circuit unit and I can’t figure out what it does and even if it’s needed or if that causes the problem.The light checker should not be involved in the signal circuit
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Go with the 75 no bags this way you have the round mirrors (stock?)Can’t make up my mind
Almost everything is stock on the ‘75 without bags, except a new front brake caliber and master cylinder - they were to gone to safe and since it’s the lifesaver figured I could live with a reproduction unit . The tanks has the original paint and it’s flawless , was in original box too- got with a load of other XS stuffGo with the 75 no bags this way you have the round mirrors (stock?)
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I didn't think you had the signal cancelling unit; that's where the Gn/W to flasher go. On 75-76 the 3rd wire on the flasher is ground (Bk). IIRC the cancelling unit can be disconnected and run just Br and Br/W on the flasher. So is this harness a '78?My bad - however looking at an actual diagram from an XS650E assembly manual I have 3 pronge and contrary to the ‘75 there is a Br /BrW & a GY(green yellow), the green yellow goes from the flasher relay to a flasher circuit unit and I can’t figure out what it does and even if it’s needed or if that causes the problem.
Yes it’s a ‘78 harness - actually everything to my knowledge is ‘78 standard. I tried a two pronged relay - omitting the gn/y - same result - on flashes to the right - left still dead - so I may be down to the handlebar switch as the problem.I didn't think you had the signal cancelling unit; that's where the Gn/W to flasher go. On 75-76 the 3rd wire on the flasher is ground (Bk). IIRC the cancelling unit can be disconnected and run just Br and Br/W on the flasher. So is this harness a '78?