Hazard lights

[paiseh]

Hi all,

 

any diagrams to show how to DIY hazard light onto our bike? Thanks

[Mark Ng]

i thought i just post here since om can't attachment, quite a simple circuit. . .

 

anything pm me.

 

[silversurfer2012]

Does that mean ur L/R selector must be switch on before you can switch on the hazard lights?

[Mark Ng]

Originally posted by silversurfer2012@Jun 24 2006, 11:35 AM

Does that mean ur L/R selector must be switch on before you can switch on the hazard lights?

nope, at all times, if the hazard lights is switch on, it will override the L/R selector.

[fnee]

anyone knows where/who can do hazard + pilot lights for SP? lol.

[bLuEicE__11]

wats pilot lights?

[Aalex82]

Originally posted by bLuEicE__11@Jun 26 2006, 10:49 AM

wats pilot lights?

pilots light are those like cbr400.

both signal lights remain light up not blinking when u on yr bike..

[Aalex82]

Originally posted by fnee@Jun 25 2006, 06:25 AM

anyone knows where/who can do hazard + pilot lights for SP? lol.

for pilot lights, u hav to find bulb wif 2 filaments in it..

cos normal light bulb hav onli one

of cos the socket must fit in or u hav to change the whole signal casing/socket..

[rhema83]

Pilot lights look good but require power. If your bike already have battery or charging related problems (like most CBR400s do), don't do pilot lights. You will regret it when you can't start your bike one morning. For kick-started bike like SP, there should be no problem.

[longbow]

Why ppl want to install hazard light on their bike, when it seldom use it or not at all?

 

 

 

[Aalex82]

Originally posted by longbow@Jun 30 2006, 03:01 PM

Why ppl want to install hazard light on their bike, when it seldom use it or not at all?

 

 

 

maybe can warn the driver that a bike is stooping by the roadside..

i see a few times whereby drivers almost bang stationery stuff like cones for road works or the road work truck..

maybe hazard light can attract more attention to the road user..

[Petzlica]

here bro tis myt help.. i did this on my RXZ so u can try on ur bike.. using a switch with 4 connectors.

 

2 wire to the signal indicator (2 pin plug)

 

2 wires to the main signal plug (3 pin)

[Petzlica]

heres the switch pic...

[Replica]

Originally posted by Petzlica@Jul 23 2006, 03:18 AM

here bro tis myt help.. i did this on my RXZ so u can try on ur bike.. using a switch with 4 connectors.

 

2 wire to the signal indicator (2 pin plug)

 

2 wires to the main signal plug (3 pin)

u mean jus four wires and a switch is all it takes to make the hazard light works?.. ur picture is of great help!~.. thks alot..

[Petzlica]

yup, juz tat, u can find it at sim lim tower at ASK electronics.. 3rd floor. try to get diff colourd wires so tat u wont confuse.. do reply here if u manage to do it.

[Petzlica]

grd pin1 - black wire goes to signal pin (3 pin) grd

 

Ve pin 1 - red wire goes to signal pin Ve (3 pin)

 

grd pin2 - black wire goes to indicator (2 pin) any pin

 

Ve pin2 - Red wire goes to indicator (2 pin) any pin

[paiseh]

**Project Hazard Lights**

 

pls refer to this picture while i explain:

 

http://img454.imageshack.us/img454/9481/hazardlightsag5.jpg

 

left red box is left signal, right red box is right signal

 

locate the positive wire for both signals

 

tap 2 wires each connecting to one positive signal wire

 

den connect to switch.

 

u get hazard light only when u signal left or right first, den on ur newly added switch.

 

 

 

although it is a simple and a low class form of hazard light, it still works well. signal left and slow down first den on hazard light total cost less den $5

[Mark Ng]

Originally posted by paiseh@Aug 2 2006, 12:00 PM

**Project Hazard Lights**

 

pls refer to this picture while i explain:

 

http://img454.imageshack.us/img454/9481/hazardlightsag5.jpg

 

left red box is left signal, right red box is right signal

 

locate the positive wire for both signals

 

tap 2 wires each connecting to one positive signal wire

 

den connect to switch.

 

u get hazard light only when u signal left or right first, den on ur newly added switch.

 

 

 

although it is a simple and a low class form of hazard light, it still works well. signal left and slow down first den on hazard light total cost less den $5

:good: for you to figure it out,

 

just some tips here.

 

 

be sure that your 'condenser' or 'blinker relay' can support hazard lights or it will get burn easily causing failure in your signal circuit. if you are unsure, i advise you to get one and replace your old condenser or keep one spare on your bike.

 

another tips is to change the switch to a DPST switch so that you can activate hazardlights without the need to turn on any signals 1st, even when signals are turn of, regardless of left or right, the hazardlights switch will override the turn signal.

 

->tap 2 wires each connecting to one positive signal wire

->connect to DPST switch

->from switch connect to condenser or blinker relay.

[d0n]

Originally posted by paiseh@Aug 2 2006, 12:00 PM

**Project Hazard Lights**

 

pls refer to this picture while i explain:

 

left red box is left signal, right red box is right signal

 

locate the positive wire for both signals

 

tap 2 wires each connecting to one positive signal wire

 

den connect to switch.

 

u get hazard light only when u signal left or right first, den on ur newly added switch.

 

 

 

although it is a simple and a low class form of hazard light, it still works well. signal left and slow down first den on hazard light total cost less den $5

woo...i tink this idea is the simplest so far:thumb:

[paiseh]

i finally have time to explore and i did an independent hazard switch w/o the need to left or right signal first.

 

thanks for all help.

[fusionzone]

yoz paiseh,

 

If you are doing a independent hazard light just get a 4 pole switch it will do the job if u need help can always look for me.

 

Guys who is interested in doing the hazard can also look for me i can form a DIY session for you guys

 

Regards

Andy

[paiseh]

i already did mine liao. thanks for the help anyway

[mfaisalby]

Greetings

 

I'm interested in putting up hazard light on my bike but is it true that we have to get a new relay that can sustain hazard light? i went to my bike shop and the mechanic told me only some relay can take up hazard light while others will eventually burn out cuz cannot sustain the current. Is this true? How much roughly a relay that can sustain hazard light cost?

 

Thanks in advance.

[BaMBiNo]

Originally posted by fusionzone@Aug 19 2006, 10:09 PM

yoz paiseh,

 

If you are doing a independent hazard light just get a 4 pole switch it will do the job if u need help can always look for me.

 

Guys who is interested in doing the hazard can also look for me i can form a DIY session for you guys

 

Regards

Andy

bro i interested leh.... can let me noe when u guys doing ?

[TripleOneZero]

i thought i just post here since om can't attachment, quite a simple circuit. . .

 

anything pm me.

 

 

i tried tis connection earlier on unable to wrk for my sparks135 might bcuz my condenser or relay cant support.. onli able to work on 1 side at a time when i connect both the signal wire together n turn on the switch can onli hear v fast relay tick x3 sound wif both v v v dim signal light on.. any1 help?