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Tech => Tech Help => Topic started by: Marty on April 13, 2021, 09:16:49 PM
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Good day,
Any body had issues with the turn signals on Zero DSR 2018 (or other zero for that matters). When actionned, the turn signal simply light up solid orange and is not blinking, neither front or back and simply stays on until i turn it off.
Any idea on how to fix this?
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I would try replacing the turn signal relay.
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Before replacing the signal relay try looking for a burned out bulb. A bad bulb can cause the signals not to blink when your switch is activated.
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Hi,
Thanks for the info. As a matter of fact, there are no burnt out bulbs on the bike however, for some reasons that I can’t explain, i went for a short bike ride earlier and the signals worked fine, for about half hour!
It seems they randomly decide to act weird. I did replace the original rear turn signal and brake light with Weiser Technik Extreme LED signal, dont know if this could be the issue? Or the fact that I have added USB port to the back to charge the phone although signals were acting weird before the install!
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Having third party parts might affect it. It shouldn't, but it might.
Not sure how to prove it aside from running a signal-recording device to see what signals the bike is giving to the lights. What a pain.
-Crissa
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Good day,
Any body had issues with the turn signals on Zero DSR 2018 (or other zero for that matters). When actionned, the turn signal simply light up solid orange and is not blinking, neither front or back and simply stays on until i turn it off.
Any idea on how to fix this?
I would check to make sure your voltage is above 13 on your lights. IIRC, mine are 13.8 VDC.
I would expect one of three things:
1. bad connection.
2. low voltage.
3. flaky blinker.
-Don- Reno, NV
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Having third party parts might affect it. ........
^^^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^
LED’s draw upwards of only1/7 the current to that of incandescent/stock bulbs so I would start by changing out your OEM (Electro-Mechanical) turn signal relay with a solid state/electronic type.
The OEM needs a certain amount of current draw to activate the blinking feature.
Unfortunately Zero used a non conformity pin orientation on the three pin plug.
I’ve changed all my stock lights to Led & ended up getting an industry standard electronic relay & reconfigured the pins on the Zero plug (swapped the two mismatched).
Was too long ago to remember which two.........
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anch'io da qualche giorno , non mi funzionano gl' indicatori di direzione il fusibile è ok , in quanto clacson e luce freno posteriore funzionano, quando clicco a sinistra o destra il relè si sente clak che attacca ma poi non fa l intermittenza , tutte le lampadine sono ok ma non si accende nulla , ho l appuntamento con l ' assistenza il 10 novembre ma se c'è solo da sostituire il relè lo farei da solo . ma al relè arrivano fili diversi da quelli che arrivano alle lampadine . non esiste uno schema elettrico.
abbiamo un manuale di 200 pagine senza schema elettrico.
ringrazio già per eventuali suggerimenti. saluti al tutti
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anch'io da qualche giorno , non mi funzionano gl' indicatori di direzione il fusibile è ok , in quanto clacson e luce freno posteriore funzionano, quando clicco a sinistra o destra il relè si sente clak che attacca ma poi non fa l intermittenza , tutte le lampadine sono ok ma non si accende nulla , ho l appuntamento con l ' assistenza il 10 novembre ma se c'è solo da sostituire il relè lo farei da solo . ma al relè arrivano fili diversi da quelli che arrivano alle lampadine . non esiste uno schema elettrico.
abbiamo un manuale di 200 pagine senza schema elettrico.
ringrazio già per eventuali suggerimenti. saluti al tutti
Translation:
I too have not been working for a few days, the direction indicators do not work, the fuse is ok, as the horn and rear brake light work, when I click on the left or right the relay is heard clak that attacks but then does not intermittence, all the bulbs are ok but nothing turns on, I have the appointment with the assistance on November 10 but if there is only to replace the relay I would do it myself. but to the relay come wires different from those that arrive at the bulbs. there is no electrical diagram.
We have a 200-page manual without a schematic.
Thank you already for any suggestions. greetings to all
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Per my Zero notes (2016 DSR)
“ 3-24-18 Installed Electronic Signal Flasher (had to swap +- on plug)”
Per my Amazon purchase records I purchased this relay
Dewhel 1 pc CF-13 CF13 EP34 3 Pin Electronic Flasher Fix 12V 0.02A-20A For LED Turn Signal Light Bulbs Hyper Blink Flash No Flash https://a.co/d/b5K3bHW
So what I did so solve my Inop signal flasher after converting the bulbs from incandescent to LED was to swap the male
electrical connectors (+-) on the bikes plug to accommodate this relay.
Note that there are relays with the correct +- orientation but I figured I would be better off making this simple swap so the “normal” relay would fit.
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grazie ESokoloff, provero' a montare questo relè, cumunque io non ho sostituito le lampadine ho ancora quelle di dotazione . best regards alberto
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grazie ESokoloff, provero' a montare questo relè, cumunque io non ho sostituito le lampadine ho ancora quelle di dotazione . best regards alberto
Tranlates to:
“Thank you ESokoloff, I will try to install this relay, however I have not replaced the bulbs, I still have the ones that came with it. Best regards, Alberto.”"
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Thx Don.
Alberto, look here for more information including relay location.
https://www.electricmotorcycleforum.com/boards/index.php?topic=4604.0
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Buongiorno a tutti ringrazio per le info , ho risolto, con un normale lampeggiatore per auto 12 v 2*10 W, da 15€ , comprato in negozio ricambi da bravo boomer 8) ;D lampeggia un poco più veloce di prima ma tutto funziona egregiamente .
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Translation:
“ Good morning everyone, thank you for the info, I solved it, with a normal car flasher 12 v 2*10 W, from 15€, bought in the spare parts store by a good boomer flashes a little faster than before but everything works very well.”
Awesome/good job!!
Maybe find an electronic type of flasher to insure a normal flash rate.