FuzzyRSTD Posted April 28, 2013 #1 Posted April 28, 2013 I have the lens off. Instructions say run the orange and red wires through the signal stem and wire in. Well, not that easy so far. I figure I will quit until I feel more comfortable with my friends help here. How in the world do I get those wires through that stem ? I do not want to break something else, like a signal bulb connection. I can not get the wire through there. Royal Tour Deluxe 2007. [ATTACH]76029[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]76030[/ATTACH] Please Help ????
XV1100SE Posted April 28, 2013 #2 Posted April 28, 2013 Did you read the thread I created that talks about how to install the lights ? http://venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=77681
FuzzyRSTD Posted April 28, 2013 Author #3 Posted April 28, 2013 (edited) Did you read the thread I created that talks about how to install the lights ? http://venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=77681 No Sir, I did not. Now I believe you told me in another thread when I was purchasing the lights, Sorry I forgot. Will take a look now. Thank you very much. Update; Thank you Don for this fine thread. Just as I suspected, glad I do not have to remove the rear wheel for this. I will tackle the rest another day. But soon, before I forget where everything goes back. I also have the Harley lights and bracket to install. I want to get to it soon, I have a ride trip planned for May 18 to Arkansas. Thanks again, I was so frustrated at first. Now I believe I can finish it another day. Taking my 8 yr old son back turkey hunting again in the morning. Turkeys get up early. Edited April 28, 2013 by FuzzyRSTD
XV1100SE Posted April 28, 2013 #4 Posted April 28, 2013 On a positive note... the second side goes easier than the first !
FuzzyRSTD Posted April 28, 2013 Author #5 Posted April 28, 2013 On a positive note... the second side goes easier than the first ! I think for me, I am looking at about 45 minutes to the side. So an hour and a half maybe, no probably two hours. I am slow and stiff. Thanks. PS; I thought maybe I could take some pictures as I go, maybe you or Freebird could add them to your thread if you want. I could post them here maybe or in another thread.
ese Posted October 27, 2018 #6 Posted October 27, 2018 On a positive note... the second side goes easier than the first ! Hey Don, you mentioned in the thread custom dynamics that you had to have 2 of the load stabilizers. I ordered all 4 dynamic clusters from them on phone. was sold a diode kit and a stabilizer. they never mentioned 2 of them on the phone. why would I need 2 stabilizers? or is that specifically if you do one end at a time? was told need diode kit because only a singal indicator for turns in dash... any thoughts would be apprciated if you are still around.
XV1100SE Posted October 27, 2018 #7 Posted October 27, 2018 Hey Don, you mentioned in the thread custom dynamics that you had to have 2 of the load stabilizers. I ordered all 4 dynamic clusters from them on phone. was sold a diode kit and a stabilizer. they never mentioned 2 of them on the phone. why would I need 2 stabilizers? or is that specifically if you do one end at a time? was told need diode kit because only a singal indicator for turns in dash... any thoughts would be apprciated if you are still around. I only did LED's on my rear turn signals (run/turn/brake). Per original instructions, only needed one stabilizer. I found I was getting fast blink on turn signals. I sent Custom Dynamics a diagram of my wiring and their suggestion was to have one on each side. I did this and my lights work fine ever since. I don't remember there being a diode. You probably know this but LED's have less resistance than incandescent bulbs. Without the stabilizer the bike "thinks" that a bulb is burned out.
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