No turn signals
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What has been added to the bike? Light bars? Trailer hitches?
No---same old equipment
hazard does not work
thanks will do
Hazards have a bad reputation especially if they have no been used in a while. The switch gets dirty. So this might or might not be related. Are you sure the hazards worked lately? If you are sure you lost both the hazard and turn lights at the same time look around connector 93. That is where the turn and hazard lights merge together.
Removing the trunk is a pan. If you just remove the license plate panle youu should be able to reach the flashers.Check this video at about 5:20,
Item number 9.
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Removing the trunk is a pan. If you just remove the license plate panle youu should be able to reach the flashers.Check this video at about 5:20,
Item number 9.
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Bryan,
I screwed up and didn't see the hazards were not working. If he is sure the hazards worked before the issue I gave him bad info. If the hazards and turn lights failed simultaneously it is more likely a wiring issue near connector C93 where the 2 systems tee together. But hazards are so bad that it is hard to say if the two issues are separate or related.
At Flasher:
White wire with green stripe at flasher should be hot with key on.. Is it?
Also If you press left or right turn signal the gray wire should flash power...does it? If the grey wire has power flashing good chance the turn light switch is dirty or bad as the flashing grey wire brings power back to the turn light switch. When you move the switch that determines left of right power.
Blue with Black must be grounded with either turn light active ...is it? (Almost has to be if the position lights are working as you describe. But won't hurt to check)..
White wire with green stripe at flasher should be hot with key on.. Is it?
Also If you press left or right turn signal the gray wire should flash power...does it? If the grey wire has power flashing good chance the turn light switch is dirty or bad as the flashing grey wire brings power back to the turn light switch. When you move the switch that determines left of right power.
Blue with Black must be grounded with either turn light active ...is it? (Almost has to be if the position lights are working as you describe. But won't hurt to check)..
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It’s possible that both the switches are dirty?
Well I finally got to check the wiring at the flasher and turn signal relays. There is no power on the white plug (signal relay) on any wire---with the switch on and turn signals on both ways. I have power on the lite green with black stripes on black (flasher) plug.
GL1500 Turn Signal Relay Wiring (3 wires) (1990 - 2000)
1. White/Green wire: (Input voltage from the horn/turn relay)
2. Blue/Black wire: (Input ground from the turn signal cancel control unit)
3. Gray wire: (Output voltage to the turn signal switch)
Note: These wires are located at the C10 – 22-pin connector under the seat.
1. White/Green wire: (Input voltage from the horn/turn relay)
2. Blue/Black wire: (Input ground from the turn signal cancel control unit)
3. Gray wire: (Output voltage to the turn signal switch)
Note: These wires are located at the C10 – 22-pin connector under the seat.
Output power from the Hazard switch is spliced into the output wires from the turn signal switch at the left handlebar.
Therefor the wiring, connectors, turn signal housings, bulbs etc. are all good.
You need to check input/output for the turn signal relay.
Then go from there.....
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