1) Is there a kit to add the "OD" light to an '89 GL1500?
2) My low fuel light comes on nice and bright when I turn on the ignition. However, when I am actually riding and the light comes on, it is barely visible. I think the bulb is likely ok, but the low level of light, makes it hard to notice when it first comes on and therefore a bit of a challenge to know how much fuel you really have.
You are SOOOOO right. Black hole where the light should shine. Took a flashlight into the dark garage and pointed it at the spot and there it was.
Felt a big flush of red due to embarassment. I didn't get the owners manual when I bought the bike, so a lot is trial and error. I did get the service manual.
Thanks for the tip. Now, all I have to do is replace it and from the looks, 'taint no quick or easy task!
While your in there do yourself a favor and replace all the bulbs..Both pockets, dash vents, windshield and mirrors must come off to be able to remove the dash, speedo cable must be undone before it will come out also. Many on here have switched them out with led light bulbs too for better lighting including myself...If you do a search on the right for LED lights you will find threads on that...welcome to the forum!!!
Is your fuel light still dim even when there is virtually no gas in the tank?(very common on the 1500s) If so you will need to change the thermister on the fuel pump assembly
Is your fuel light still dim even when there is virtually no gas in the tank?(very common on the 1500s) If so you will need to change the thermister on the fuel pump assembly
Sorry to revive an OLD thread, but do you happen to have the P/N for the thermistor. I have parts micro fiche for the gas tank, but do not see reference to the thermistor.
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