Spidergirl
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I have a question about the signal lights. My signal lights seem to blink really fast, but when I apply the brakes they slow down. Does anyone else notice this or should I have my dealer look at it?
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Check if you have a burnt out bulb before going to dealer.
Spidergirl
GOS member (Girls On Spyders)
We checked the bulbs, and they are fine.
When I first put on the signal lights they blink slowly, and then after about 10 seconds they blink quickly until I press the brake, and they blink slowly again until I let off the brake. I have never seen this happen in my other two Spyders.
When I first put on the signal lights they blink slowly, and then after about 10 seconds they blink quickly until I press the brake, and they blink slowly again until I let off the brake. I have never seen this happen in my other two Spyders.
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ultimojustin
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This is currently happening on my F3S, it started when I switched out my bulbs to LED, I did do Lamonts hyper flash reset and it worked for a day, I just ended up getting used to it. to me its kind of an attention getter for people not keeping an eye out so well.
Chupaca
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As I see it..!!
there are issues when changing to the led type bulbs. You may need to add resistors. Try putting the stock bulbs in the front signals to see if it makes things normal. I avoid the led's altogether have not found that being a bit brighter is worth the upset nanny...:thumbup:
there are issues when changing to the led type bulbs. You may need to add resistors. Try putting the stock bulbs in the front signals to see if it makes things normal. I avoid the led's altogether have not found that being a bit brighter is worth the upset nanny...:thumbup:
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