Flasher relay
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BillyBarcelona
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Flasher relay
Hi folks, renovating the old 1992CB400sf and the previous owner (a bit of a bodger from what I've found so far), had installed LED flashers. I have now put the proper bulb flashers back.
The flasher relay had been replaced to a 2 pin type and the earth wire taped up. My question is, do I need a new flasher relay, and if so, do I buy an original 3 pin, or is there a 2 pin one available using the same wiring method for my bulb type?
Hope I've made myself clear.
Thanks in anticipation.
Andy
The flasher relay had been replaced to a 2 pin type and the earth wire taped up. My question is, do I need a new flasher relay, and if so, do I buy an original 3 pin, or is there a 2 pin one available using the same wiring method for my bulb type?
Hope I've made myself clear.
Thanks in anticipation.
Andy
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magg
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Re: Flasher relay
Have you tried using the as fitted 2 pin relay to see if the bulbs flash correctly. I would leave the flasher running for a few minutes to ensure it is reliable.