Head light and hi bean issue.

[Desetspider]

Tapped auxilary light to high meat wires . 

Auxilary light works.  For a bit . Now I have no head light  no high beam.  No auxilary light .

 

All fuses are good .

 

Any idea ?

[BMRT7]

 

[Landshark]

12 hours ago, Desetspider said:

Tapped auxilary light to high meat wires . 

Auxilary light works.  For a bit . Now I have no head light  no high beam.  No auxilary light .

 

All fuses are good .

 

Any idea ?

 

Give us more information  and we can try and help out.  I don't understand what your're trying to convey in your first sentence.  Any pictures of what you have done so far that may cause the issue?

[Desetspider]

Hi . I connected my similar lights , by tapping on to the high beam wires of the bike, as to have my auxiliary light on one switch ( high beam switch ) 

It worked . But after  few times , on/off .

my head light , including auxiliary light, high beam , and running head light , shot down.  

On the dash board , I Aldo lost the blue logo of the hight beam indicator .

The wires I tapped on to , Have no power coming through .

Check fuses, are all good . 

Not sure how to restore power back .

 

 Bike runs Fine . All other electrical are fine . Indicators, break light Etc .

 

Thanks in advance .

 

 

 

[Landshark]

Is there a circuit board in there that has or could get shorted?  Sounds like something got fried by a low voltage draw.  

Have you disconnected the new lights and put things back to normal to see if it will restore itself?  

I need to learn more about the wiring of this bike.  Mine hasn't given me any trouble, yet...

[williestreet]

You should not be putting the extra load of the added lights on the existing high beam circuit.

 

Your lights should be powered from the battery with a fuse and a relay, or one of the good light controllers that are available.   Using a wire from the high beams circuit as the trigger wire for the relay is fine.  Putting all the load from the new lights into the existing circuit is a very bad idea.  

 

Hopefully you will find a blown fuse somewhere.  If you have can't find a bad fuse there is a very good chance you cooked something more serious.  

Good luck.

 

Edited July 31, 2021 by williestreet