How to install corner lights in the headlamps??
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I just installed some amber ones as well. there is no way i could get my hands up in there and start pulling wires blindly.... lol.... so off came the fairings.... but on another note they look awesome with my projectors... 
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Yeah I would love to have that set up, just dont have the spare time or cash to fund it at the moment haha I will get to it at some point!I just installed some amber ones as well. there is no way i could get my hands up in there and start pulling wires blindly.... lol.... so off came the fairings.... but on another note they look awesome with my projectors...
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Yeah I just tried to reach my hand in there and there is no way in hell I'm accomplishing anything haha so it sounds like removing the fairings is the easiest way to do it? Seeing is how it takes less than 20 min to strip the bike down if you have all the necessary tools.
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And you should as they come with the bike
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Yes, not the best quality ones though haha but I have plenty of tools available, perks of working at a car dealer.And you should as they come with the bike
Well, after 3 hours of carefully taking the right hand fairings off i found that my hand could reach the pilot's cable on that side.
Exchanged the bulb with a digital led set and put it back together (forgot to put back one screw).
Today another 2 and a half hour on taking off the left side, exchange the bulb, take the right side off again for that screw and put it back together.
It's easy once you know how it all fits together first hand.
Oh, and no gaps in the fairings either ^_^
In short, it's quite some work to change the pilot lights
Exchanged the bulb with a digital led set and put it back together (forgot to put back one screw).
Today another 2 and a half hour on taking off the left side, exchange the bulb, take the right side off again for that screw and put it back together.
It's easy once you know how it all fits together first hand.
Oh, and no gaps in the fairings either ^_^
In short, it's quite some work to change the pilot lights
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If you're careful you can get away with just removing the seat panel, tank trim and unbolting the top of the main fairing. Then just slide your hand in. Do not drop the damn bulb inside the headlight though... getting it out isn't fun lol
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What lights did you put in there? It looks super bright.If you're careful you can get away with just removing the seat panel, tank trim and unbolting the top of the main fairing. Then just slide your hand in. Do not drop the damn bulb inside the headlight though... getting it out isn't fun lol
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Reviving an old thread!
I don't know if this is recommended, but is there a way to possibly delete the corner lights in the assembly? When I get my BKmotos, all I want running are my halos and my demon eyes/HIDs.
I don't know if this is recommended, but is there a way to possibly delete the corner lights in the assembly? When I get my BKmotos, all I want running are my halos and my demon eyes/HIDs.
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You could remove the bulb. You should keep the grommet plugged in to seal the hole and keep water from getting into the headlight housing.
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Exactly what I was thinking but what could I use to plug it?
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That's what I was suggesting. Pull the socket out (which includes the grommet) and remove the bulb. Then put the empty socket back into the hole (without the bulb) to plug it.
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