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FScott
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Joined: Mon Sep 23, 2013 8:29 pm
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Location: Lansing, MI
scooters and mods: '08 Zuma, "The Fly," '96 Jog "In progress."
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 Re: On off light switch I am going to put some toggle switches in eventually. Don't even know what they'll do yet. Maybe nothing. I just want to confuse ppl who see it.
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08 Zuma "The Fly" 50: Stage6 Racing Mk.1 (0.7 squish), Athena Race exhaust (S6 Pro), Malossi RHQ crank, Doppler 15/50s, Dellorto 21mm PHBG DS (60/42/90), Top Perf. Vforce3 reed valve, Malossi Multivar w/drive face, Malossi Delta Clutch & Wing bell (Yellow contra, yellow clutch springs on stiffest), Stage 6 R/T forks, Stage6 R/T 4 pot brake, S6 280mm big brake, Aerox 100 rims, S6 CNC'd controls, Brembo master cylinder, Hoca/Bando ignition, naked bars, manual petcock, Pirelli SL26s, dual light mod, re-profiled seat, LED signals, doodads and gizmos (TT Vapor, Harris Project R1 grips, silly stuff) and always running Amsoil Dominator.
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bws2006
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Joined: Sun Jul 28, 2013 7:50 pm
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scooters and mods: 06,Top perf nardo stage 6 hpc,malossi clutch blue springs,motoforce 70cc spot,malossi vario 7 g roller,TNT belt,09 gears
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Re: On off light switch FScott wrote: I am going to put some toggle switches in eventually. Don't even know what they'll do yet. Maybe nothing. I just want to confuse ppl who see it. Lmao just to make it look fancy
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2000 zuma, orange, dr evo 70 cc, 100 main jet leovince zx pipe for after break in period.
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Skaap
Scooterologist
Joined: Tue Aug 13, 2013 1:09 am
Posts: 53
Location: Johannesburg South Africa
scooters and mods: Yamaha BWS 100cc + Lots of VAT......
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Re: On off light switch LOL this escalated quickly!
just use two switches. simple.
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flaminzuma
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Joined: Sat Feb 17, 2018 4:25 pm
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Re: On off light switch As dumb as it sounds I am interested in doing this as well. I was already aware of the AC DC issue with the different bulbs and was planning on having one push-button latching switch trigger two separate relays.
My questions is this. I want the dash lights (fuel and speedometer) to go out as well. I read elsewhere on here that those bulbs might be AC too? Can anyone confirm this? Looking at the wiring diagram it appears that the speedometer light and brights indicator bulb both run off AC but are grounded to the same ground as the other bulbs? (At least I'm assuming it's a ground) This is where I’m stuck.
Can someone explain the wiring of the gauge and indicator lights to me?
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jmkjr72
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Joined: Thu Mar 20, 2008 5:27 pm
Posts: 14870
Location: portage wi
scooters and mods: 08 zuma dual headlight tmod rally kit cutom red paint koso mirros red anodized trans bolts
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Re: On off light switch Turn the key on and don’t start the bike
If tou can activate the lights they are dc
If you can’t get the lights to come on without starting the scooter they are ac
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flaminzuma
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Joined: Sat Feb 17, 2018 4:25 pm
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Re: On off light switch I took a multimeter to the headlights and as expected measured about 12V AC. Both of the gauge back lights and brights indicator also measured about 12V AC. The oil and turn signal bulbs measured about 12V DC.
What was strange was that when I measured from one side of the AC bulbs to ground (blue wire to frame) I got the same 12V AC. I also got continuity from the AC bulb black wire to to frame.
Is it normal to "ground" an AC circuit to the same ground as a DC circuit? I know that AC circuits don't really have a ground so I was wondering what is exactly going on.
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