Highway lights

[Richard Connell]

I having a prob. with my highway lights I have check the seal beams which seem to be okay I'm just wondering if this is covered under the Yamaha Warranty I think it could be a wiring

Prob ?

[LilBeaver]

You don't really give us a whole lot of information here to help you out.

 

All I can do is sort of answer your question. The highway/passing/auxillary lamps are not covered under the 5 year unlimited mileage deal; HOWEVER, if they are the OEM lamps purchased and installed via an official Yamaha dealer they DO have a warranty (parts, labor, etc). Check you paperwork and see.

 

Or, you could give us a little more info to go on and we can probably help

 

[Mel]

If the lights simply do not come on, check the little push-button switch by the 12V outlet. Maybe the light switch is turned off?

 

If they are intermittently on/off, yeh, probably wiring. Maybe a pinched wire.

 

If you give a better description of your problem the gurus here can do a better job of suggesting cures. May be blown fuse, possibly a defective relay, or a loose wire?

[Richard Connell]

:Venture:The seal beams are ok and I checked the switch . I checked the fuses but couldn't find what the passing lamps are under in the fuse box or are they on there own . Rick

[kj5ix]

If they were installed as per the instructions, you are going to have to split the faring to check out the wiring, that is all there to it.... If they were not installed per the instructions you may have to strip it half way down just to find out how it was wired. Either way the faring is coming apart,,,,

[kj5ix]

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=43898

[Gary N.]

If installed per factory instructions there should be an in-line fuse behind the fairing in the area of the on/off switch wires.