My 2015 F3S came with a CB radio on it. I'm taking it off and noticed there is a single wire split so one wire goes to + and one goes to - on the battery. Is this stock or part of the CB? Also my turn signals flash fast. That tells me something ain't right someplace. I disconnected the extra wires from the battery but no change in the turn signal flashing. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Are there more than positive and negative wires on the battery of a 2015 F3S?
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Snoking1127
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Did you install LED blubs on the rear? These is a sequence to stop hyper flast of that vintage? It is on Lamonster site somewhere. Or you need to install 6 ohm resistors from the hot lead to the ground lead at the blubs. These are the ones I use. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QV3S2F5?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_4
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Woodaddict
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The hyper flash can be annoying at first, cause they are supposed to be slower. But when they flash at a different rate, might catch somebody's attention easier
This trike came with the turn signal/ mirror conversion kit that replaces the stock ones with LED turn signals and handlebar mirrors. That was one of the reasons I bought it. Would those front LEDs cause the rapid flashing? If so is there a way to correct it? Thanks!
Yea, I thought of that too. I know I notice it on cars but mostly trailers. I'm always thinking that dum*ss has been screwing around with his wiring. On a bike or trike it may not be a bad thing for the reason you mentioned. Plus it gives me an excuse why it does it. "Yup I know it flashes too fast, I did that on purpose so it gets noticed."
Snoking1127
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Try this.
Wow that's easy, I'll give it a shot. Thank you!
