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Old 06-22-2011, 05:11 PM
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my headlights were working fine then later that day they stopped and haven't worked for about a week. my turn signals, and brakes work and light up when they key is turned. Ive checked the fuses, bulbs, and connections and everything seems to be fine. can anyone help me out? could it be the headlight relay over a short somewhere? help me out i don't wanna take it to a shop.
 
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Old 06-22-2011, 05:32 PM
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do you have a service manual? if you do, and have a multimeter, check the wires and connectors for the proper resistance, verifying with the manual. with the rest of the light working, it should be easier to trace. start from the headlights and go back through the wiring diagram til you find the issue
 
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Old 06-22-2011, 06:03 PM
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i just have the owners manual but it should work if not ill get a service manual. ok ill try that out since Ive only visually checked the connections to make sure all were together. thanks.
 
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Originally Posted by scoot boot
my headlights were working fine then later that day they stopped and haven't worked for about a week. my turn signals, and brakes work and light up when they key is turned. Ive checked the fuses, bulbs, and connections and everything seems to be fine. can anyone help me out? could it be the headlight relay over a short somewhere? help me out i don't wanna take it to a shop.

I have the same bike, same year with same problem, well it's a friend of mines, and I'm thinking it's the relay, I have continuity all the way from the fuse to the relay.
Also it has a three prong lamp with the jumper wires, not the two prong it comes with stock, I'm planning to change it bake to the two lamp.
 
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Old 12-01-2011, 09:37 PM
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Hey ... Check where the starter button is at. I don't know if you ever thought to notice, but the headlight will turn off or flicker while you start the bike. and that's with every bike .. I think .. but yea. sometimes that connections where the starter button is get loose or even come off. you have to open it up to check and it sucks to fix because of limited space but that could be your problem. I was for me and once I soldered those wires back on, my lights are back to working like normal.
 
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Old 12-02-2011, 03:11 AM
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Happened to me once and all I had to do was pull the starter button out, it was stuck in half way.
 
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Old 12-05-2011, 10:03 AM
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Yeah the ground had broke off in the starter switch…. thx for comments


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Happened to me once and all I had to do was pull the starter button out, it was stuck in half way.
 
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