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NinjaNoobs · April 22nd, 2018, 01:15 PM

Hi everyone. The other day my when I was about to head out, I found that my bike was hit while parked in the street. My turn signals were working fine after I started it up, and I used my bike to get to my destination. The turn signals also worked when I left my destination to head back home hours later. The next day when I started up my bike, I noticed that neither of my turn signals worked, and the RPM backlight on my dashboard did not work. I'm guessing some connections where knocked loose. Does anybody know where these connections that are loose may be located? I would like to have some sort of idea before taking off the fairings to save some time, because I will have to do this in the street since I live in an apartment.

April 22nd, 2018, 01:15 PM	#1
NinjaNoobs ninjette.org newbie Name: Guershon Location: Brooklyn Join Date: Oct 2017 Motorcycle(s): Ninja 250r Posts: 5	Locate loose electrical wire connections Hi everyone. The other day my when I was about to head out, I found that my bike was hit while parked in the street. My turn signals were working fine after I started it up, and I used my bike to get to my destination. The turn signals also worked when I left my destination to head back home hours later. The next day when I started up my bike, I noticed that neither of my turn signals worked, and the RPM backlight on my dashboard did not work. I'm guessing some connections where knocked loose. Does anybody know where these connections that are loose may be located? I would like to have some sort of idea before taking off the fairings to save some time, because I will have to do this in the street since I live in an apartment.