indicators
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indicators
Hoping someone can help ..ive put new indicators on my falco standard bulb ones not led 12v/23w ..I thought they had blown the flasher relay unit but after buying a new one the indicators still dont flash and i can hear a clicking noise could it be the diode module ??? if not any suggestions
Darrell Turner
The Falco takes a 10w bulb if I recall correctly, not the usual 23w
I ordered some 10w ones from M&P for my mini indicators, oddly enough though I still have to fit resistors into the rear indicator wires to get the correct flash rate (didn't need any on the front).
I ordered some 10w ones from M&P for my mini indicators, oddly enough though I still have to fit resistors into the rear indicator wires to get the correct flash rate (didn't need any on the front).
Pass me a hammer, a spanner and a cuppa
Thankswayno wrote:The Falco takes a 10w bulb if I recall correctly, not the usual 23w
I ordered some 10w ones from M&P for my mini indicators, oddly enough though I still have to fit resistors into the rear indicator wires to get the correct flash rate (didn't need any on the front).
Darrell Turner
wayno wrote:Are these the BA9S bulbs? I got mine from M&P but their website isn't working this morning so I can't check they still have them.
Make sure you keep a few spares, from Slovakia you'll be looking at 3 long days for replacements.
I can get the clear bulbs from a few places but the bulbs i need are amber colour and are thin not like the standard shaped bulbs and they have to be 10wat which makes it very hard to find them as all the ones this side of the pond are 23watt
Darrell Turner
Where's the fun in that, I had much more fun wiring in loads of different type resistors until I got the flash rate I wantedD-Rider wrote:You could go with the more normal 23W bulbs and fit a flasher unit designed for them
I don't suppose you know the part number for this relay do you? I wouldn't mind binning all my resistors and having an empty storage bay for a couple of tinnies
Pass me a hammer, a spanner and a cuppa
They're the same thing, as long as the head will fit in it's ok, some people make them straight, some make them bulbous.skye2skye wrote:no the head of the bulb is the same thicknes as the silver sleeve
It's by the by now, your new ones will be here any day, and I bet you paid a lot less carriage than M&P charge.
Pass me a hammer, a spanner and a cuppa
One of these should do the job:wayno wrote:Where's the fun in that, I had much more fun wiring in loads of different type resistors until I got the flash rate I wantedD-Rider wrote:You could go with the more normal 23W bulbs and fit a flasher unit designed for them
I don't suppose you know the part number for this relay do you? I wouldn't mind binning all my resistors and having an empty storage bay for a couple of tinnies
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-PIN-MOTORCY ... 4d10e25b4c
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Just orderd one thanksD-Rider wrote:One of these should do the job:wayno wrote:Where's the fun in that, I had much more fun wiring in loads of different type resistors until I got the flash rate I wantedD-Rider wrote:You could go with the more normal 23W bulbs and fit a flasher unit designed for them
I don't suppose you know the part number for this relay do you? I wouldn't mind binning all my resistors and having an empty storage bay for a couple of tinnies
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-PIN-MOTORCY ... 4d10e25b4c
Darrell Turner