How to install a Diode & LED Flasher Relay on a 2001+ Suzuki DR650 SE/S by TST Industries

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  • Опубліковано 20 гру 2024

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  • @fonetikus
    @fonetikus Рік тому +2

    Made a huge difference installing the relay and the diode after the LED turn signals upgrade . Started using my turn signals again. Thanks for fast shipping !

  • @TwoTubesADV
    @TwoTubesADV 7 місяців тому

    Will this diode and relay work with any led indicators? Looks super easy to do 👍

    • @TSTindustries
      @TSTindustries  7 місяців тому

      It's tough to confirm functionality with every set-up available due to differences in technology, but this should be a fairly universal solution.

  • @joereed7326
    @joereed7326 3 роки тому

    Man i just done this on my grom ,rear led worked fine whith diodes ,but the front just stayed on ,got the led converter,and the front worked ,but this accurately explained wye ,cheers bart☘☝️

  • @emfl4437
    @emfl4437 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks for the info, just placed an order

  • @damascusautostop7381
    @damascusautostop7381 Рік тому

    What do we have to do on a 1997 Dr650?

    • @TSTindustries
      @TSTindustries  Рік тому

      We have not had the pre-2001 model in the house. Good chances the relay and diode mod are the same but I cannot verify that without getting that bike in here.

    • @damascusautostop7381
      @damascusautostop7381 Рік тому

      @@TSTindustries I'll see if I can tell if there is a difference and let you know.

  • @cameron4817
    @cameron4817 3 роки тому

    Hi i got 2 leds at the back but the front is the stock oem lights but the front is hyperflashing and the rear 2 are very dim slow flashing. How do I fix this?

    • @TSTindustries
      @TSTindustries  3 роки тому

      There is not enough information contained in your unquiry for us to analyze your problem. Please contact the ustomer support portal on our website. The guys there will get more appropriate information from you regarding wiring scheme and connection means of your signals and any other equipment connected to that circuit.