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JonnyQuest

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  1. Personal preference is that the passing light are on anytime the headlight is on (high beam or low beam). :2cents:

     

    At $95/hour for labor, I'd just assume to leave the fog lights alone and let them be ornaments. That's more than what I paid for the lights & bracket combined!

     

    The state of Florida requires the passing lights be on with the low-beam on, and high beam on only by itself. However, no officer that I know if (and I was one of them) could care less, and probably wouldn't know that info anyway, unless they were FHP looking to fill quotes.

     

    I really don't care whether it be high/low beams or constant, for the fog lights to be on, just don't want to blow fuses, and want them to work at least for a while without blowing the ignition, which I've heard them do from time to time:fingers-crossed-emo

  2. I hate to sound "conductively" illiterate, but I have no idea what an ohm meter is or how to use one. I'm not someone who can't put one foot in front of the other, but just have no clue when it comes to electrical/wiring.

     

    I'ohm just going off of basic blueprints from other threads from this site. Trying to keep everything basic.

     

    But I do need to make sure I don't have connections making contact with bare metal in the headlight/fog light housing.

  3. I'm sorry, I should've elaborated more...

     

    The fuse that blew was the headlight fuse. After replacing it (the only one I have), I disconnected the red (fog lights) wire from the green wire (which I thought was the low-beam headlight wire), and the headlight works. I'm afraid to hook up the red wire to anything else risking another blown fuse.

     

    Btw... the Yamaha dealership here in Jacksonville, FL. said they would charge me 2 hours labor to wire the lights... Still having trouble accepting that!

  4. Finally got the "Yamaha" fog lights, and installed them.

     

    HOWEVER... I didn't do the relay, and just ran the red wire and connected it to the green wire.

     

    Well, when I turned the ignition on, no lights. Turned out the fuse was blown. I'm not sure it was due to the wiring, or just a coincedent. But I don't want to hook it back up to find out.

     

    Which wire, not using a relay, should I hook it up to without fear of blowing another fuse?:lightbulb:

  5. My weekend's project is installing a set of passing lights/fog lights on my 96 Royal Star.

     

    I've got the "Yamaha" bracket, but the fog lights were bought from Tucker Rocky, so I doubt I'll have instructions.

     

    Can someone shed some light on how to wire these lights up, I've never done something like this before.

     

    Thanks!

  6. Hi all...

     

    Let me start off by saying how impressed I am with all the help & feedback from members of this forum... It's a nice breath of 'fresh air', from some of those other sites...

     

    I'm wanting to service the rearend, not sure how to do it, and what's the best oil to use.

     

    It's a 96 w/4500 miles... Pretty sure it's never been done (assuming).

     

    Will I need a floor jack (bike lift)?

     

    Thanks!

  7. Monday to Friday: Work 7am to 6PM, if I am lucky.

    Saturday's and Sunday's open if I am not riding

     

    There are a couple of members in the J'ville area that may be able to hel, but not sure if they have original Royal Star experience or not ot carb synch equipment.

     

    I will be happy to help if you are in the area or if we can meet someplace.

     

    Sounds like the Seafoam may be a good bet, also if the shop just did the carb overhaul they should have synched the carbs when they put them back on.

     

    It does sound like too much air for the amount of fuel.

     

    If you are in the Daytona area stop by Fun Machines on US1, the service manager is very good see if you can talk with him. Their service dept did the carbs on my 98 a few years back after 2 two other shops goofed them up. When they got done the bike ran as good or better than new.

     

    Thank you Steve!

     

    I may be going to Daytona Wednesday, but driving my lifted F150 to possibly trade for a Customized Harley Sportster.

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