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I just checked it and it’s working (?)

Hey Bill! I identified the brake and ground wire running to the tail/brake light under the seat, on the right rear. I stripped and cut the brake light wire (white with black stripe) and connected it to/from the flasher unit (as per included instructions) with a pair of Posi-Connects and tapped into the ground wire (Black with White stripe) using a Posi-Tap www.stromtrooper.com/threads/flashing-red-light-brake.441593/#post-5670931

It is located under the seat and rearward of the battery on the right hand side. The OEM flasher is Black! live.staticflickr.com/65535/52525506706_379644f04b_b.jpg

@@KeninPen thanks for quick reply. One more question...what is the cause for the behaviour on the dashboard for the turn signal? Is it possible to have LED turn signal bulbs and also correct behaviour for the flashing onethe dashboard?

Which bulbs did you use? Where did you get them ?

@@jrflorenanoutpl They are listed in the video description

@@O6O3 these are the wrong bulbs,OEM lamps give a load to the relay and it sees the working lamp and everything is fine, but if you install a wrong LED lamp (in which there is already resistance inside so that the relay sees the load), the relay will see a small resistance and will not work correctly. When you buy such lamps , you need to read that they can be put INSTEAD !!!

Yes, it works the same as stock. I was a little worried about that as well but everything works great

@@KeninPen Thanks for the reply, Ken. I have seen a few posts on The VOG etc mentioning having to install resistors to keep the cruise working. I am assuming you did not have to do this yourself. Cheers, Ken

@@TowerKenny I recall adding a couple of resistors from the previously installed trailer wiring harness, but I can't recall if it was for the Kuryakyn Sabre Lights, or the additional LED lights I added to the lowers and floorboards as running and turn signals - sorry ua-cam.com/video/N_zna6mbd5o/v-deo.html

I wait at least 5 -8 minutes before adding the weight

Does it rock, or release any steam from under the weight? If not, it may not be hot enough(?)

@@KeninPen yeah it wasnt moving. I had to have the heat way higher than i thought. I should of done a trial run with water jars

Seeing as TomTom uses a different sized ball, I bought a TomTom Ball Mount Adapter Plate from ProClip - www.proclipusa.com/product/tomtom-ball-mount-adapter-plate/tomtom-ball-mount-adapter-plate and a RAM Ball Adapter with AMPS Plate - www.rammount.com/part/RAM-B-347U to fit the Ram mount on my bike. I also use/recommend a Glare Stomper to cut down any glare and helps to protect the GPS (located mostly behind my windscreen) from rain - www.glarestomper.com/324 Hope this helps

Which wire/ wires did you tap to power the unit. I’m planning on hooking my Tom Tom up soon Thanks

Glad you enjoyed it

Hi Bob. Mine came with 3 weights/jigglers (5lb, 10lb, 15lb), which all look similar except for the size/diameter of their base. The narrowest base on is the 5lb one, the one pictured is the 10lb one and the 'fattest' one is the 15lb weight. Hope this helps you

thanks i saw a site that showed the type i have i was afraid to guess. appreciate your video. we have started times now when i think its in my best intrest to learn

You're welcome

About 5-7 minutes

In jj

Sorry, just saw this now. That song would be I Am Normal, off the same album ua-cam.com/video/yISlc0cvsQ8/v-deo.html

No problem 👍

Aaron Dickey - They should have come with instructions, unless you got the newer Chinese ones. Regardless, fairly easy to install. Witchdoctors shows the basic install - ua-cam.com/video/8mt0dEqhwRc/v-deo.html

I also installed a brake light modulator/flasher that adds even more road presence to the bike. Little more involved to get them all flashing!! - ua-cam.com/video/lfcDeVeEqcU/v-deo.html

Where did ya get it?

440/880 lb 110v ac winch sold by Princess Auto, which is the CDN version of HF. Same thing, different colour paint

Ken Ventress 4 hours ago Read this. It should tell you everything you want to know - www.thevog.net/threads/brake-light-flasher-kit.141985/#post-2801233

Thanks for the insight Ken!

More than 1 type of Bobbin, Ric!

I tapped into the 2 single wires under the backrest. One is black (ground) and I forget what the other wire colour was, but that was what I tapped into and then drilled a hole through the trunk by the upper part of the speaker enclosure to feed the wires into the trunk

We were the only ones there during the 20 minutes or so that we stopped there, but it's not as remote as over on 14 A, AKA The Medicine Wheel Scenic Byway