How do you attach taillights and indicators to a motorcycle?

Hello Jenny here

Unfortunately I don't know how to attach this taillight bracket and indicator to the cable harness :(.

It's a Husqvarna WR 125, see pictures (I couldn't take better ones, water in my phone).

Hopefully someone can help me and please only if I really want to help myself, negative comments don't help anyone.

Best regards

Cable tree

License plate holder with light

blinker

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Gaskutscher
5 years ago
  • Get the current schedule
  • Dispose of luster clamp red
  • crimp and properly insulate
Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Crimping is not a problem.

Buy crimp tongs, buy plug connectors, crimp, good.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

The someone else with a non-legal holder (if actually bent the same) the HU exists -> does not justify any legal claim.

In addition, in 2017, it was probably passed through the HU, after which it was apparently only driven and the machine was let down… The tester then also looks exactly at every little crap. See blinker problem.

Hardenduro or like MX is also a solution – do not need HU anyway because never with road registration. Then there’s no theater with the blinkers. It’s all wrong. 😀

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Blinker: There is a difference between StVZO approval and EC approval. You can look at this and then check it out:
http://www.ybrfreun.de/blog/x_fish/drive direction indicator–091105/

What is sold to accessories and “original” does not necessarily have to be legal. See straight lamp masks -> there is a lot of accessories for the terrain offered, which is not legal on the road.

License plate: maximum 30 degrees to the rear, maximum 15 degrees to the front. Retrospective. How others drive around doesn’t say anything about how they bring the machine to HU.

Do you think the machine has been treated and that there is something in the argen?

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Oje… So “Bastelbude” as feared (or even worse).

What defects are they? Minorities can be fixed for small money and the audit does not cost the world.

However, if there are various really expensive things (e.g. steering head bearings, swinging bearings, rims damaged, brake due, engine leaking, …) -> consider whether you do not end the whole and sell the machine as a “subcarrier ohnE HU to Bastler”.

Yeah, you can go somewhere else. But if you don’t get a plaque because of serious defects -> then you shouldn’t want to drive with it from your own interest.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Somewhere is a mass closure. 🙁

Since it does not trigger and then -> presumably a cable is bare somewhere in the cable harness and when the machine is moved (Lenker?) it gets contact -> then the fuse flies.

What is it?

And: For the diagnosis, I purchased automatic fuses in the format of flat fuses.

https://www.rennsportshop.com/de-fahrzeug-technik-auto-elektrik- Schalter-kabel-zubehoer-sicherungen-zubehoer-034-990315-Sicherungsautomat-15A.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwlPTmBRBoEiwAHqpvhffpPCgnMYTUgLlpEtrTiLRUIeb

You don’t need all the size, but 5, 10, 15 and 30 A you can buy if you need to make something more often or – as you now – could sacrifice normal fuses in the minute cycle.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Of course, emissions are checked. If the do not fit -> no new plaque.

And, of course, if the system does not belong to the machine, it is not.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Red just seems to be happening to the blinkers.
Blue always seems to be mass.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Usually not. Actually, all cables – except the diagnostic plug – should be occupied. Hm… I’ll see what this could be in the current schedule. Are they loose at one place “free” or at different places in the cable harness without connection?

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

The three-pin connector in the SuperSeal case is for diagnosis. So there’s a cap on it. The workshop can connect a diagnostic device -> is therefore ok which is “not connected” in the driving mode.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

It’ll be fine. The plugs are the same, so you don’t have to change anything on the cable harness?

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

There’s always only one flasher. So don’t buy four flashers.

https://www.600ccm.info/1/131030/Ein_lastunabh%C3%A4ngiger_Blinkgeber_f%C3%BCr_die_GSF

If the original indicator has two ports -> buy load-independent indicator with two ports.

Has he bought three -> one with three.

If possible with the plug from the original flasher -> then you don’t need to do something on the cable harness again, but just plug it around.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

The indicator should fit the machine. So buy one that fits from the connections. Does the original have two or three connections?

If further functions in the original run via the flasher (e.g. Warnblinker) -> a simple replacement is then not possible.

Then load resistances (one per page) should be installed parallel to the blinkers.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Does the horn have a small screw in the middle? If so, let’s go. Maybe it’s just wrong (or it’s dirt in it). You get such a horn for approx. 10 euros, that is, no great financial effort.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Oje… Whoever is only driving on the farm -> there was probably really only driving and not waiting. 🙁

I hope this won’t be a barrel without soil for you. 🙁

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Duration horn: These are then either the wrong lines (da continuous plus) or the switch is really defective.

If it’s difficult with the colors -> get one without misunderstanding. He can say what it is for colors.

Yes, you can also use a cable with green insulation. It would be more beautiful if it were the same colors as in the cable harness… But you can’t have all the colors at home.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

G/ BK == green/black –> so green-black striped

GR == grey –> so grey

It’s in the legend.

For whatever the lines were -> most likely not original. Therefore follow back until you see a color-coded line with which they are connected.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Eieieiei… not just because Easter is.

“Simply connect” is never good. These are only compounds of mass and were no longer necessary after conversion (?).

Please get the power diagram of the machine -> then you have the color encodings of the lines (provided it has not been used everywhere – to say not ambitiously cleaned:( ).

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

I was traveling with the machine for the last 4 days, so see your answers/questions now

What was previously connected to the horn or lines?

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

Boil the ends of the cables. Put it in the sleeve and then crimped. Normally, no insulating tape is necessary.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

End sleeves are end sleeves

Connectors are connectors

Shock connectors

What all three have in common: you must fit the cross section of the lines. I’m going out of it that there are 1.5 mm2 lines you have there.

But again back to “what should I take?”:

If you want to dismantle the blinkers again -> Take Connectors.

Usually you take round plugs with the flashers. I just picked everything out at Reichelt, but you’ll find something else:

https://www.reichlt.de

The counterpiece:

https://www.reichlt.de/rundsteckhuelse-0-5-1-5mm-red-vt-rsh-r-p231398.html?&trstct=pos_4

Or if you want to crimp it hard:

https://www.reichlt.de/stossadapter-0-5-1-5-mm-50-stk-rnd-465-00104-p196164.html?PROVID=2788&gclid=CjwkccblBRB_EiwAFmfyyy9A2dIWQexUR6u2fV1BWNXD96euzhB

The round connectors for 1.5 mm2 are also available in other colours. The color of the plug is actually no matter -> the lines are coded via the color of the insulation.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

It’s all right.

What I did: A few common colors concerned (20 meters of rollers) and I used to patch or repair cable harnesses.

Extend as connect: either crimping plug connections or crimping the lines directly.

Example of such a solution:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTOqpB1rSak

machhehniker
5 years ago

Ouch, liar clamps.

I can’t really see what in the pictures.

In the backlight 3 cables should be present, minus, light and brake light. Which cable colors don’t know.

Each blinker should have 2 cables, per minus and blinker li&re. At the cable harness I come to 5th minus, light, brake, flasher li and flasher re. Also possible that minus is present three times.

This is what you need to try when electricity has and connect it accordingly. Minus could be black, turn on light and hold the contacts of the lamp to the terminals. There’s something going on. You get closer to the solution by testing.

machhehniker
5 years ago

Well, you’re holding red and black the backlight to different connections while the light is switched on and you’ve found what lights up. Then you try other cables, other lights (use the brake for example) and get closer to the solution by testing.

schlappeflicker
5 years ago
Reply to  machhehniker

Not every blinker necessarily has two cables. In some cases, the mass must also be attached to the frame somewhere

machhehniker
5 years ago

I didn’t mention this option to insure the FS. I wouldn’t have had enough cables in answer. But don’t skie to be like that even after picture.

schlappeflicker
5 years ago

Just wanted to mention it because I installed such flashers before yesterday