Passing Lamp Tech Question

[Larry C.]

Received my Passing lamp set up today and there no instructions or parts breakdown. I think I might have the wrong bolt that mounts the lamp to the light bar both parts are factory Yamaha. The Lamps are #STR-4XY35-10-00 No bolts were supplied with the lights and the box was not opened before I received it. The bracket #STR-4XY35-40-00 was cut open in the middle where the hardware was and taped. Could anyone email or post a breakdown of the parts for these lights? Thanks

[cb1313]

I just went trough the same thing last month except I installed 2006 Statoliner lights on a Venture light bar. NOW... stop right now and find a thread about " light bar mounting " There is a guy here that sells a bracket the exstens the bracket out away from the fairing. Please get this bracket, it will make your life a lot easrier when ever you need to remove the fairing. You can go to Home Depot/Lowe's and get metic hardare.

The wiring is all color coded so there should not be any problem there ...good luck

 

Cb

[Hummingbird]

  Larry C. said:

Received my Passing lamp set up today and there no instructions or parts breakdown. I think I might have the wrong bolt that mounts the lamp to the light bar both parts are factory Yamaha. The Lamps are #STR-4XY35-10-00 No bolts were supplied with the lights and the box was not opened before I received it. The bracket #STR-4XY35-40-00 was cut open in the middle where the hardware was and taped. Could anyone email or post a breakdown of the parts for these lights? Thanks

 

Larry - I had instructions and a parts breakdown for the Yamaha passing light setup. If you still need them, I can copy and email them to you. I sent a copy to somebody a while back.

Let me know - drop me an email so I can get your addy.

 

rbyrd5@neo.rr.com

 

Dick

[Hummingbird]

forgot to mention - the bolt that mounts the bar to the bike is a long one and requires a spacer that should be in the kit. With that spacer you can just loosen the light bar to remove the fairing in you have to.

[midnightventure]

Its been a few years since I installed mine but I believe the original signals screw into the lamps. Ends up with a lamp on top of the bar and a signal under.

[CMIKE]

  cb1313 said:

NOW... stop right now and find a thread about " light bar mounting " There is a guy here that sells a bracket the exstens the bracket out away from the fairing. Please get this bracket, it will make your life a lot easrier when ever you need to remove the fairing. You can go to Home Depot/Lowe's and get metic hardare.

 

Cb

 

I ordered one of those brackets and it is perfect, he does a great job building it and it is a great idea but...I do not like the look of the bike with the lower wind deflectors that far away from the bike...looked funny to me.

 

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1656&highlight=passing+light+spacer

I have it if someone wants it. I will sell it to you at a discount..not trying to undercut Tony at all. Again He did a great job designing and building this item.

 

PM me is you are interested.

 

I replaced the bolts that hold the passing lights turn signals with something easier to deal with and left if in the orginal position. I do not split the fairing that much and when I do...I use a ball allen wrench and all is well plus I carry the stuff with me in case I have to split it on the road.

[Hummingbird]

  CMIK said:

I ordered one of those brackets and it is perfect, he does a great job building it and it is a great idea but...I do not like the look of the bike with the lower wind deflectors that far away from the bike...looked funny to me.

 

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1656&highlight=passing+light+spacer

I have it if someone wants it. I will sell it to you at a discount..not trying to undercut Tony at all. Again He did a great job designing and building this item.

 

PM me is you are interested.

 

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