Question:
My 1992 P11 has a sluggish right turn signal. When the rear flashers are activated, both rear lights flash quickly. Thus, I assumed the front right turn signal had a poor connection. I rewired the connection from the fairing to the bike but the signal is still slow and sluggish unless I rev up the engine (making enough vibration to complete the circuit!). Any suggestions on what to try next? |
The hazard flasher is separate from the turn signal flasher, that's why the rear lights flash OK. The hazard flasher is next to the battery on the right side, the t/s flasher is next to the starter solenoid on the left side under the side cover. The easiest thing to try is substitution, swap the flashers and see what happens. Usually when there is a problem with one side not flashing, it's a mismatched bulb set that causes it. You can try swapping bulbs and see what that does for you. The front T/S (and the headlight) do tend to suffer from bad connections in the fairing plug. If you still have the pursuit light flasher in the fairing, those are excellent flashers, just use the outside prongs and plug it in. Don't buy the Kawasaki flasher, they're overpriced, just get a heavy-duty one from the local auto parts store.
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