Piaggio Fly Headlight Bulb Replacement How to Tutorial & Affordable LED Test
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Learn how to easily replace the headlight bulb on a Piaggio Fly 125 or 150 from 2007-2010 in this informative tutorial. In just a few simple steps, I'll guide you through the process of replacing the bulb/globe, ensuring your scooter's headlight is shining bright once again.
No need to worry about complicated tools - all you'll require is a No.2 Philips screwdriver. I'll also introduce you to an affordable BA20D LED replacement bulb, which did not provide improved visibility or longevity compared to traditional bulbs. However there are now some great alternatives.
Join me in this short video as I demonstrate the step-by-step procedure, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced DIY enthusiasts. Discover the satisfaction of maintaining your Piaggio Fly and enhance your riding experience with a brighter headlight. Watch now and let's get started on this important maintenance task!
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Thank you so much, didn't think I'd be capable of changing the globe, it worked like a treat,
No worries at all, thanks for watching.
Can it take a led with more power/brightness ? If so what do u sugest
yes 100% this is a very old video now, I use Auxito a lot they are great
Is there a switch to turn the headlight on and off? Because i recently got one and when i turn the scooter on the headlight is always on
no there isn't, only switch between high and low beams, most bikes are like this now.
This is super old so idk if youre seeing this. But my fly actually does not have a side light wire thats connected to the wiring harness. Its super wierd and idk if its a manufactering thing or what
Hi there, yes super old video, it's amazing how good LED's are now compared to this. I believe it depends on the country the scooter was in to whether there is a requirement for a side light.
Just changed the bulb with a new one and it worked for 5 seconds. Any idea ? Could use some help..
Sounds like there could be a short somewhere, have you tried checking the voltage with a meter, also check the continuity between the positive and negative. That would be my first port of call. Ross
Maybe the bike AC and the bulb DC?
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Thanks Nicholas, thanks for the feedback, your channel looks good too.
What kind of bulb is in it then?
BA20D it was in the description
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How do you replace the small light slightly under there?
Hi there, from memory you just pull the rubber holder straight out with the light off. Sorry I don't have the scooter anymore to check.
Thanks!
No worries at all thanks for watching.
That looks like its less light then the stock bulb.
Hi There, Thanks for the comment, on the road it was a very different type of light, I ended up changing back to a traditional bulb
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No worries at all thanks for watching.
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Sorry, I am not sure what that means
Simply orribile! Less light then original alogen bulb and too bluish color
Yes it really was, stayed in for less than a week, if your going to get a LED spend the money and go for Auxito or Novsight or similar! Not cheap off eBay or Amazon