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Ricardo Damazio www.torkezilla.go.to AUG2005 Mike from the FZX Fazer Club has assembled this info on LED indicators and here it is, reprinted by kind permission along with the wiring diagram and all. Thanks a lot Mike for sharing this with the rest of us. Some help to anyone considering fitting LED indicators. I fitted LED indicators front and back to my FZX (they plug into the existing indicator wiring) and had the usual problem that is “They don’t work!”. The reason is that the normal flasher unit requires an electrical load applied to it to make it work, this is normally achieved by the current that is used by the normal indicator bulbs but LED’s only require a very small amount of power to make them work and don’t draw enough current to make the flasher unit work. A common way of fixing this is to use resistors inline with the LED indicators to simulate the load, there are a few types of resistor available that are supposed to fix the problem such as ones that are built into two wi

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