Quick help needed with cbr400rr Indicators
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claydontoby92
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Re: Quick help needed with cbr400rr Indicators
I hadnt seen the other reply above...
So tried with the Red 3 pin Relay & it didn't work, I also think ive blown the relay so cannot return it.
Amorti I have sent you an email buddy.
So tried with the Red 3 pin Relay & it didn't work, I also think ive blown the relay so cannot return it.
Amorti I have sent you an email buddy.
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amorti
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Re: Quick help needed with cbr400rr Indicators
My experience is on 900RR and is limited to the job I've photographed for you. That was the cheapest possible LED relay on eBay.claydontoby92 wrote:I hadnt seen the other reply above...
So tried with the Red 3 pin Relay & it didn't work, I also think ive blown the relay so cannot return it.
Amorti I have sent you an email buddy.
But I'm told reliably that those two pin relays do work in 3 pin applications. Normal relays shunt the waste power to earth but these new ones just don't waste energy in the same way.
Think about this - there may only be two pins in that plug but its a 3 pin plug. Why do that if it doesn't fit a 3 pin application? There are 2 pin connectors too.
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thunderace
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Re: Quick help needed with cbr400rr Indicators
So I'm talking rubbish and you've just contradicted yourself by saying what I said originallyamorti wrote:My experience is on 900RR and is limited to the job I've photographed for you. That was the cheapest possible LED relay on eBay.claydontoby92 wrote:I hadnt seen the other reply above...
So tried with the Red 3 pin Relay & it didn't work, I also think ive blown the relay so cannot return it.
Amorti I have sent you an email buddy.
But I'm told reliably that those two pin relays do work in 3 pin applications. Normal relays shunt the waste power to earth but these new ones just don't waste energy in the same way.
Think about this - there may only be two pins in that plug but its a 3 pin plug. Why do that if it doesn't fit a 3 pin application? There are 2 pin connectors too.
You really are a prat aren't you?
Conventional wisdom says to know your limits. To know your limits you need to find them first. Finding your limits generally involves getting in over your head and hoping you live long enough to benefit from the experience. That's the fun part.