[fake]

Got my yamaha inner fender elimintator kit. How the heck do you get the rear turn signals off the stock fender? I losened the bolt, but everythingis still connected. Also, eliminating the rear plate light, what wires do you cut? No, I do not have the instructions to the eliminator kit.

 

[arizonawarrior]

No problem,


Here's the generic CA instructions: http://www.clearalternatives.com/Integrator.htm


Here's a link to a service manual for free (hopefully):http://www.paulmilner.com/yamaha/handbuch/warrior_service.pdf


(that service manual is for the 2002 model year but it'll be fine for this, and most, work)


Don't cut any wires, they all unplug near the tail light.

 

[fake]

The tail light unplugs, but the rear turn signals are krimped. Do I have to cut the wires for the rear turn signals to get them off the stock mud flap/fender?

 

[SiRaDuDe]

The tail light unplugs, but the rear turn signals are krimped.

Hmmm....


Odd... mine were not krimped... have you tried to pull them apart... it may look like they are krimped but they should NOT be, unless someone else played around with them..

 

[fake]

No, I have not pulled on them. Let me go check.


They looked krimped, but I can't tell because there are in a thin plastic sleeve thing.

 

[fake]

OK, I got it. The wires pull apart from the connectors in the plastic sleeve.

 

[SiRaDuDe]

That's more like it...


I've been there bro...

 

[arizonawarrior]

Isn't it great whan a plan comes together!

Or, put a different way, how many bikers does it take to unplug a tail light?

OK, I got it. The wires pull apart from the connectors in the plastic sleeve.

 

[sin_city_warrior]

Arizona-


I just today made my yami eliminator kit, one piece. The dealer used both pieces about a year ago when I bought it. I only had to pull apart the blue wire and the black wire to remove the plate light.


I am now reading about clicking noise problems and error messages from searching old posts on the subject. I have turned on the key(not engine) to make sure stock signals and taillight work. If I do get a problem, what is the simple fix? I am no mechanic or electrician keep in mind. Thanks.

 

[arizonawarrior]

Isn't that a great improvement?


OK put your electrician's cap on then . . . ah heck I can't do it you're too nice a guy.


You are not at risk of death by clicks . . . that comes from removing the FRONT incandescent running light bulbs.


BTW remember to tape-up the empty plug for the plate light so it stays clean into the future.