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CARTAGENA Spain | Hi all I have discovered that in front of the bike on top of the lighthouse there are two connectors on the left with a yellow wire and black and other cables to the right with pink and black, know someone for who they are and if I can connect any accessory to them. Another question for removing headlight bulbs need to remove the motor from the screen or not is therefore necessary to look pretty hard to replace the bulbs because I bought two white light and I'm thinking about not placing. Greetings
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San Antonio, TX | What year model is your Vision? |
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CARTAGENA Spain | my vision is 2008 |
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CARTAGENA Spain | victory vision tour premium 2008 |
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San Antonio, TX | If you had an early model 2008 one of them could have been for an antenna amplifier that was never used. |
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CARTAGENA Spain | is possible that one is for XM radio antenna but the other does not stop serving
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| The two connectors might be for the lighted side badges. I don't know for sure cause I couldn't find the wires your talking about and my bike came with the lights. To change the headlight bulbs you have to take the front body panels off. Start with the panels on the top of the gas tanks and then un do the bottom panels on the bottom of the bike. Then just keep going there is "NO" short cuts. The manual says you can reach up and un do the bulbs. I think that if your sleeping and have a bad dream you could. Change all bulbs when you change one and don't be cheap about the bulbs you buy. Auto store guys can tell you what is there best bulbs.
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New Bohemia, VA | I'll throw a guess into the ring, could one be for the drivelights that mount to the forks.
Also IF you have small hands, you can change them just like the book says. Since I'm a scrawny pasty dude I have no problems changing the bulbs once I remove the air filter and adjust the lights all the way UP, that gives a little more play back there. If you're close enough, or if you come to me I'll change your bulb for $20.00 per bulb, and that is far cheaper than any dealer would charge. |
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| Hey Varyder
Thanks I would have never thought about the air filter or turning the light up.
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New Bohemia, VA | I'm not into all that zen and yoger stuff, but when the bulb goes, and I had it happen a lot there in a short period of time, I would psych myself and have at it. I can do a bulb under and hour. If I try to do both, I start to loose a little patience and have to take a break. The real issue is gettng the new bulb in and getting the lock wire in place, then getting the boot back on. The left bulb has to be done using the left hand and I've lost some functionality, so that one becomes an out of body experience, but I can still do it under and hour. |
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LaPorte,Tx. | varyder - 2010-11-22 7:39 PM
I'm not into all that zen and yoger stuff, but when the bulb goes, and I had it happen a lot there in a short period of time, I would psych myself and have at it. I can do a bulb under and hour. If I try to do both, I start to loose a little patience and have to take a break. The real issue is gettng the new bulb in and getting the lock wire in place, then getting the boot back on. The left bulb has to be done using the left hand and I've lost some functionality, so that one becomes an out of body experience, but I can still do it under and hour.
Chris, thanks for the smile! I look forward to my first out of body experience...bulb!  |
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