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Let me guess... block connectors on the bike and bullet connectors on the indicators?
You can get connectors to fit, mine are blue and came from the local car parts shop. Or you can cut off the bullets and fit whatever came with your connector kit instead (maybe spade connectors?). Or you could just splice and heatshrink them.  |
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Right, here's what you do:
You leave the block connectors on the bike alone, but cut off the female connectors from your old indicators and make a connection a bit further up the wire with whatever's in your kit. Means you keep the block connector for future removal too, and can seal whatever new connection you make further up.
And, if you fuck up, you're only fucking up on the indicator end, not the bike end. Also means you can easily take them inside to work on the joins, rather than fiddling around trying to get to the wires in situ.
(Had exactly the same problem on my CBR).
If you have a look in the Workshop forum, in the sticky post at the top, Stinkwheel's posted a guide to joining wires and everything.  |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years, 214 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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