Have you changed the lights or done any work to the right fender? If you have a problem after changing something that is the first place you start looking. Check the voltage to the lights. If they are getting the same voltage as the brighter lights on the left fender then you need to check the ground circuit. Lots of time spent looking for voltage issues when it is actually a grounding issue.
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Dim right fender lights
- Thread starter Navydad
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Hi there, Corpsman 1st class! Former ET1 Nixon here. Tell me more about what you are experiencing, when did you notice it, how long have you had the bike?
nyfdtsdemt
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here is the story
I have the side lights and the top fender leds on that side
The wires broke on the LEDS and i started to take it apart and the i noticed they are darker than the other side
I think i should replace the wire that feed the bike to the tip light
I have the side lights and the top fender leds on that side
The wires broke on the LEDS and i started to take it apart and the i noticed they are darker than the other side
I think i should replace the wire that feed the bike to the tip light
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