I bought the same flashers and also purchased the TST signal plug converters so I didn't have to cut any wires. Thanks so much for this informative how-to vid. Keep up the good work!
Why you didn’t use the blue wire for the running lights? Can you connect brown and blue together to red one? I would like to have a running lights also Thanks mate
That's so odd! I did them last night and didn't think to film it. Its the exact same process with using the stock harness connectors though and splicing in the connectors of the led signals.
@@MotoViceOfficial There are 3 wires coming out of the Rear Blinker. But the OEM blinkers only have 2 wires, so how did you connect the RED Wires to integrate to the stop light?
@@sdrobot1910 well one is the license plate wire, other two would be the tail light positive and negative and then only 2 wires come out of each signal for the rear.
Yo so i have the same bike! and i got almost the same sequential blinkers from Oxford except they came with built in resistors. I installed the rear ones and they don't work how they should, theyre dim and dont sequence. I ordered the led relay which im sure will fix the problem. But i noticed yours dont have a built in resistor so im wondering if i can delete the resistor on the front cause theyre kinda bulky? Anyways great job on shooting this video! Camera angles very good and audio is very clear!
Thank you! I put a lot of work into my videos to make they come out well! And yes you don’t need any resistors front and back if you have the relay installed under the seat.
Here I am at 2:45 am, installing parts and prepping for a 500-mile ride in 9 hours. Also you showed nothing regarding the relay and the link shows no relay. Thank you for the video o7
Hi, awesome video. just have a question, do these turn signals require an LED relay to sync the blinking rate ? I'm getting a 2020 Tracer 900 GT and the pumpkin turn signals as you noted are really ugly :D
Hi there. Yes it needs a relay which is linked in the description. After rendering the video, I realized I did not mention it and RUclips doesn't allow me to add anything in after uploading!
@@MotoViceOfficial i watched the video 3 times thinking that I kept missing the indicator relay part. Can you please explain how you installed that? Btw thank you so much for the video it's super helpful!!
Do you not care about losing your running lights? I also bought LEDs and used the runner lead. For some reason both the running and blinker worked. But when I installed the rears, the fronts stopped working and got dim. Any ideas on how to retain both running and blinker?
Nope, I always have my headlights going and never ride street unless on the way to a canyon. You would need to split three ways which they have: red, blue, black.
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I bought the same flashers and also purchased the TST signal plug converters so I didn't have to cut any wires. Thanks so much for this informative how-to vid. Keep up the good work!
Thank you! Yeah the TST converters are nice and easy. I’ve done a lot of little electrical stuff on bikes so I don’t mind messing with some wires 😂
Why you didn’t use the blue wire for the running lights? Can you connect brown and blue together to red one?
I would like to have a running lights also
Thanks mate
Good video. Your link to the flasher relay in the description is wrong. It links to the adapters.
Great video! Mind sharing the link to the Relay? The amazon link in the description doesn't work
Did you not have to replace the flasher relay going from standard bulb to led?
Looking good! Keep up the great content!
Appreciate it!
Awesome dude!!
Do you have video to how you do the rear blinkers?
That's so odd! I did them last night and didn't think to film it. Its the exact same process with using the stock harness connectors though and splicing in the connectors of the led signals.
How did you integrate the stop light to the blinker?
@@sdrobot1910 Are you talking about the hazards?
@@MotoViceOfficial There are 3 wires coming out of the Rear Blinker. But the OEM blinkers only have 2 wires, so how did you connect the RED Wires to integrate to the stop light?
@@sdrobot1910 well one is the license plate wire, other two would be the tail light positive and negative and then only 2 wires come out of each signal for the rear.
Yo so i have the same bike! and i got almost the same sequential blinkers from Oxford except they came with built in resistors. I installed the rear ones and they don't work how they should, theyre dim and dont sequence. I ordered the led relay which im sure will fix the problem. But i noticed yours dont have a built in resistor so im wondering if i can delete the resistor on the front cause theyre kinda bulky? Anyways great job on shooting this video! Camera angles very good and audio is very clear!
Thank you! I put a lot of work into my videos to make they come out well! And yes you don’t need any resistors front and back if you have the relay installed under the seat.
Here I am at 2:45 am, installing parts and prepping for a 500-mile ride in 9 hours. Also you showed nothing regarding the relay and the link shows no relay. Thank you for the video o7
Hi, awesome video. just have a question, do these turn signals require an LED relay to sync the blinking rate ? I'm getting a 2020 Tracer 900 GT and the pumpkin turn signals as you noted are really ugly :D
Hi there. Yes it needs a relay which is linked in the description. After rendering the video, I realized I did not mention it and RUclips doesn't allow me to add anything in after uploading!
@@MotoViceOfficial great, ill check it out. Thank you for your reply
@@MotoViceOfficial I was a little late to the party you don't have to answer my question about the relay
@@MotoViceOfficial i watched the video 3 times thinking that I kept missing the indicator relay part. Can you please explain how you installed that? Btw thank you so much for the video it's super helpful!!
Did you install a flasher relay?
Yes relay is always necessary when moving from halogens to led’s.
Do you not care about losing your running lights? I also bought LEDs and used the runner lead. For some reason both the running and blinker worked. But when I installed the rears, the fronts stopped working and got dim. Any ideas on how to retain both running and blinker?
Nope, I always have my headlights going and never ride street unless on the way to a canyon. You would need to split three ways which they have: red, blue, black.
Nice shirt.
Thank you!
I have tracer 900 gt
Yeah they look nice but u can't see them out in the daylight and my diet after 1 year so waste of money and time
Well if they die, I will get the TST BL6 ones. I wasnt trying to drop much money on this bike as I wont be riding it as much.
when saying the word solder, why do you not pronounce the L?