rear turn signal bulb went out on 09 gs

[KEBIE]

I'm needing a part number to a replacement bulb. I'm wanting to replace it with an Amber l.e.d. . Thanks for any input.

 

[KEBIE]

I'm needing a part number to a replacement bulb. I'm wanting to replace it with an Amber l.e.d. . Thanks for any input.

Would this work?
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cat/tail-brake-turn/filter/Cross_Reference_Number,BAU15S,21,196:

 

[billrob71]

Be carefull adding just a LED bulb with the less amp draw may throw the computer into a loop.

You may need to add a resister inline to run them, not 100% sure but think I heard that about that year bike

 

[KEBIE]

Be carefull adding just a LED bulb with the less amp draw may throw the computer into a loop.

You may need to add a resister inline to run them, not 100% sure but think I heard that about that year bike

I added led lights to the fender tips and haven't seen An issue yet. I ordered the rear blinker bulbs listed above and will let you know if any issues happen. I'm not even sure how to wire in a resistor if I had to.

 

[quickster47]

I installed those very same bulbs in my rear turn signals and they blinked at twice the rate of incadesent bulbs. Funny thing is they worked perfectly using the 4-way flashers.

Carl

 

[KEBIE]

I installed those very same bulbs in my rear turn signals and they blinked at twice the rate of incadesent bulbs. Funny thing is they worked perfectly using the 4-way flashers.

Carl

So the only issue is that they blink faster than the original bulb? Does that harm or eventually harm anything? To me, it seems like the blinking faster would be better because it gets ppls attention and should be safer. Just like the flashing brake lights.

 

[KEBIE]

Installed the bulbs last night. They are a snug fit against the Lens cover but it doesn't effect anything. Rode the bike around town and no issues except fast blinking. Which like I said feels better to me because it's an attention getter and less likely to get hit.