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Old June 1st, 2013, 04:13 PM   #1
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turn signal relay flasher install

put my hotbodies fender eliminator kit on and needed new rear turn signals

I bought ones that were not led anayways they would flash too fast and the relay made a grinding noise

so I bought a EP34 at napa for 15.00 canadian its a 3 terminal so I needed to make a lead and ground out the E terminal I took 2 pics with my iphone anayways now everything works fine took me about 20 mins to do



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Old June 5th, 2013, 11:18 AM   #2
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Old June 9th, 2013, 04:52 PM   #3
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This perfectly answers the question I just had a few threads up, thanks!
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This perfectly answers the question I just had a few threads up, thanks!
thats why i posted the pics I could not find pics of the relay when i needed it quickly

glad it could be of help!
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If you had bought the right one with only 2 prongs you wouldn't have had to add the grounding wire.
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If you had bought the right one with only 2 prongs you wouldn't have had to add the grounding wire.
thats true but on a sat afternoon napa does not carry the right 2 prong and i needed it NOW

the grounding took a whole 5 mins....... the rest of the 20 mins was removeing and re-installing the fairing
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so what is the product number for the two prong one?????
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would this one work?

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/par...r=6413_0_7281_
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Maybe if you stick with the stock signals. LEDs need the electronic relay, not sure if "electro-mechanical" will work.

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Or this one from Amazon
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Maybe if you stick with the stock signals. LEDs need the electronic relay, not sure if "electro-mechanical" will work.

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Or this one from Amazon
my front signals are not stock, but they are not LED either
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By stock, I meant standard incandescent, as opposed to LED.
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By stock, I meant standard incandescent, as opposed to LED.
ok, cause this morning only my right side works and when I turn on the left side they don't flash and the indicator on dash just stays lit
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