Step 1: required tools and materials

You need the following tool to replace the indicators:

Step 2: Take safety precautions

Before starting work, make sure the motorcycle is switched off and the key has been removed. Wear suitable protective equipment, such as gloves and safety glasses.

Step 3: Remove old indicators

Open the turn signal brackets and remove the old indicators. Carefully separate the cables to avoid damage. Write down the connection colors for the later installation of the new turn signals.

Step 4: Connect new LED indicators

Connect the new LED indicators to the corresponding cables. Make sure that the colors match. Use insulating tape or shrink hose to secure the connections and avoid short circuits.

Step 5: Install resistance

Install the required resistors in parallel with the LED indicators. These prevent the indicators from flashing too quickly. Attach the resistors to a safe place to the motorcycle and also insulate the connections well.

Step 6: Functional test of the indicators

Turn on the motorcycle and test the new turn signals. Make sure that you flash correctly and the speed of the flashing frequency is normal. If everything works properly, you can close the turn signals again.

Care tips

FAQ

How long do LED turn signals last?

LED blinkers usually have a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, which makes it a long -lasting option.

Why do I need resistance for LED indicators?

Resistance is necessary to regulate the flashing frequency of the LED indicators. Without them, the LEDs often flash too quickly, which does not meet the legal requirements.

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