How to install Halo-GTR Turn Signals on a 2022+ Yamaha R7 by TST Industries
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- The TST exclusive Halo-GTR LED flushmount signal system for the 2022+ Yamaha R7. This HALO-GTR front flushmount signal kit is a pre-packaged bundle of the GTR Flushmount Signal and the HALO Running Light Module for the Yamaha R7.
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The HALO-GTR technology has been one of TST's most successful innovations and has been upgrading sportbikes around the world for the past several years. With the most advanced optics in the flushmount signal market, a shape that is contoured to the outer geometry of the fairing and fits perfectly within the signal well, and true plug-and-play installation, there is truly nothing else like it on the market. Now, you'll be able to get this unique look on your brand new Yamaha R7!
Great product and a great tutorial! Thank you for keeping a slow pace and making the process easy to follow...too many rushed videos out there that miss important points of the installation. I especially appreciate the detail in removing the various fasteners and fairings!
Really helpful vid! I was able to unplug and do everything after removing just the top fairing alone. Tight squeeze, but done in no time!
Sick! These look a million times better than the stock units. Great job guys!
Thanks for the love!
@@TSTindustries Could you make a short video on how to change the time?
@@OmAnuX Do you mean the clock on the dash?
@@TSTindustries Yes please
@@OmAnuX That should be covered in the owners manual. We normally don't make videos like that.
Excellent tutorial. The right side took me 25 minutes, the left side took me 15. They look awesome. Thanks!
Great. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Step by step. Finished in 45min thanks to the video. Keep it up 👍
I place my order today, can’t wait to get them. I hope they ship same day
are you still alive? 😅
I just installed mine today 10/10 the lights look nice and the video was very helpful.
Great walk through. Installed mine with very little problem other than separating the two side fairings; cheap paint job with lots of over spray. White on intensity white r7 2023.
Insane tutorial. Just replaced my left fairing watching this video
NIce. Glad we could help you.
The more I see these bikes the more I like them
Agreed!
These videos are great love it! Keep them comming please 👏
Not having an international tutorial is the biggest issue with these lights. Unless you want to take the bike to a shop, you won't be able to do it yourself since TSTindustries only provides the video for US customers.
@@sandrosilva96 how do you propose we film installation videos on International models when we’re located in the US?
I've just had them delivered I'm in the UK, you just have to find a 12v connection on either side and splice the wires.
@@michaellamb5349 Is it possible to share a photo for the 12v connection location?
@@sandrosilva96 if you've got a r7 just use the front lights it's the brown wires
@@michaellamb5349 thanks!
I would definitely not consider myself very mechanically inclined but with the help of this tutorial, I was able to get a perfect result. My only gripe is the damn push pins on the inside with the Phillips heads. Those were a pain to get out. Broke two of them :(
We know the pain! We wish manufacturers would fully switch to the push-pin rivets.
@@TSTindustries Echoing Juan's comment. I'm no mechanic either and I was able complete the install with no issues. Question: Can you replace the phillip push pins with push-pin rivots (I have several different size rivots)? Is there a difference?
@@KPTres71 If you have the push pin rivet style fasteners that have the appropriate grip length and diameter then those would be a good replacement
Awesome video, very clear. Great job
Ordered mine Tuesday 🤙
thank you for this video, EXTREMELY helpful. love you guys!
Glad we could help.
What if I have the non halo version? I just don’t know what to do withe wire that would’ve been connected to the halo lights
That would be the black connector coming from our signal housing and you don’t have to worry about it. If you would like to tape it off with some electrical tape as a safety precaution, that’s perfectly fine.
@@TSTindustries thank you
Are you related to Keith Thurman? 2nd Iam definitely gonna order those and the fender eliminator. Your products give a clean finish
Thank you, very good work and explanation!
You're welcome. We appreciate the feedback too. Cheers!
Make sure you check compatability before purchasing as it says on the website. Unfortunately i didn't and in Australia the connector is different so I'm out of luck.
I would like to see what connectors you guys have on the front signals over there in Australia. Would you be able to send photos to our customer service portal and ask them to forward to Bart? Thanks.
did. you find a way to get them to fit
My order is on the way, hope TST can list all the tools and the size of the bits/sockets used for this installation. I need to prepare for that.
You mean like the breakdown that's shown at the beginning of the video?
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@@TSTindustries Yes. but it is fine now. I got my lights installed already. Like your products!
21:10 i tighten too much and now it gets loose after I try to tighten the screw. How can I fix this?
Came out great looks awesome but halos go really fast. First set went in 3 months second just went gonna just leave now as halo light not disposable price wise. Is this a known issue? Owell tst overall great products and service. Will def get for new Gsx8R later this year.
What's your "brightest" option? Flush mount, Halo flush mount or Mech GTR signals?
I am from Denmark and i have buyed a international version. Is there a video or guide to this version?🙏🏼
The guide is virtually the same outside of connecting the running light wire function. If you want to obtain that function, you will need to connect the blue wire to a constant power source such as your headlight wire.
@@TSTindustries i have do the setup now, but yeah i see the blue wire is just the one i dont know is going to?
Do i need to do something first? Or is it plug & play also? I dont know where i need to Connect the blue
@@benjaminaydin437 You may be able to use the video at the following link to help locate and secure a switched and fused running light connection point. It's shown on a Kawasaki moel but the methodology is the same for your application. Watch the following video starting at the timestamp of 2:30 and that should help guide you in connecting the running light feature. If you still need assistance, we would recommend seeking the help of a professional or a reputable shop.
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On your product you can see that there is resistance placed on the cables but not on the original, both have LEDs so why only resistance on your indicators?
I dont understand what you mean by resistance being placed on cables. If you elavorate on your question i should be able to answer it better
@@TSTindustries
On the thicker part of your cables you will find Ohm resistors but not on the original indicator cables, do you know why? ...or am I wrong?
That overmolded area contains a circuit that is much more sophisticated than a simple resistor. On Yamaha bikes the running light circuit for the signals is always on, so the signal lamps in the front flash brighter for signal function but come back to a dimmer running light function (brighter,dimmer,brighter,dimmer for the duration of signaling). For our lamps we needed to change that, and shut off the running light function during signaling so you have a more positive identification of signaling (on,off,on,off for duration of signaling). This requires a logic circuit upstream of the power supply for our lamps. The function is as follows: logic circuit receives signaling impulse, then shuts down running light, continues flashing for duration of signaling, and then turns running light on after signal impulse is cleared.
I've noticed that you can order a bunch of different glow colours, but which one will be more similar to the colour of the flashing indicator?
Also, do the indicators work even if you don't install the HALO running light module?
Also, is this homologated in the EU?
Thanks
At this time none of our products are homologated for EU or on-road use in any region. Amber glow color will be the same as the amber signal color.
So bummed.. I ordered these a few days ago so excited and got the email today from support saying they are issuing a refund that they are out of stock and don’t know when they will be back in stock… already had my fairings off 😢 Anyone know where I can get flush mounts that fit the new R7?
I’m in the same boat man
Do you guys sell smoke color on this item
Yes and you can hit the link in the description for more info.
WHAT ABOUT EU MODEL I HAVE ORDERED THEM BUT THEY DONT FIT ANY ADVICE?
I just learnt the hard way that the Australian model has a 2 prong connecter instead of the 3, any ideas as I do really like these indicator, just sucks I can’t use them haha
Hey bro I saw your comment and I'm in the same boat. From NZ. We have the 2 prong connector too. How did you fix it. Saw it working on your dyno video
I am in nz and I have the same problem, the indicator works very well but the halo lights dosent work
@@crazyman9447 you need to wire the 3rd wire to a kea’d ignition source, super easy to do
I got these for my 21' R3. Any chance they will fit on the R7 when I upgrade?
The physical shape of the lamp is same as the R3. The installation is similar but the rubber o-ring goes on the lamp first before fairing insertion. The connectors between the two are different though. If you are ok grafting the oem connectors on the gtr lamps then you can do it
whats the difference between this set and the mt07 signals? i have an mt07 and prefer how these look compared to the other set
Are you asking specifically about the Mech-GTR an other MT? Those are flush-pods and what you see here are flushmount. The ones in this video fit into a fairing shape and continue that body line with a slight bump out. They will not look right on the MT unless you make some kind of shroud to fit around them
@@TSTindustries after pulling my signal off my mt I see what you’re saying now.
I need that turn light but i live in Italy , where i can buy it???
From our website. (link in the description)
Do these fit a '22 xsr700??
which color is the turn signal of the video? amber?
Yes.
Are these require you to change Flasher Relay?
Nope. Just replace your signals and you are done.
@@TSTindustries Does it mean R7 and new MT07 have flasher relay that supports LED indicators?
@@mnap89 some newer Yamaha models have simply gotten rid of the need for a flasher relay by programming the signal circuit into the ECU. You are all good to go.
So you don't sell these in taiwan ???
We currently do not have a dealer in Taiwan and we do not send orders to that area from our store
Its $65 for left and right correct.
The price is for a set of signals; one for left, one for right, and then also fasteners, etc.
you guys cant tell me if these are legal in europe? everything here needs a ece number.
In Europe everything is illegal, and in California everything causes cancer. That is my blanket statement. None of our products carry an ECE number.
like......Tôi muốn mua sản phẩm này và gửi về Việt Nam có được không?
Do they make theses for gsxr-1000r 22
Not at this time.
@@TSTindustries they are so sick
man thats alot just to replace some blinkers....
Same process as replacing OEM to OEM. We didn't design the bike....just describing how to perform the installation of our parts.
@@TSTindustries I understand, not criticizing you, just got the bike last week for the wife and it seems like it’s not designed to be easy to work on.
@@danielpena-un8vl they rarely are easy to work on nowadays
@@danielpena-un8vlit’s a 30 minute job tops.. if that’s too much for you you probably shouldn’t work on any vehicle
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