Okay! Shot my video of turn signal wiring on my 78 Honda Express. I think I have a fair understanding of the 6 volt wiring now, at least the turn signal portion of it, anyway. Feel free to ask a question. The only component I am not happy with is the old silicon rectifier. It looks like it is the original one from 1978. It gets hot when I ride the bike for a while. I have ordered a new part from Radio Shack, and will post a photo of it with my feedback after I test it out. I am surprised by how bright all of the lights are. The new 6V headlamp, taillight, and signals are at least twice as bright as before, probably because of the new, Genesis, 4 amp/hr battery. So the bike is now lighted like a 1980 Express, and I am really happy with it.
Re: Here's Help: Adding Turn Signals to Honda Express
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| Subject | Written By | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Here's Help: Adding Turn Signals to Honda ExpressTopic by: Green Marauder | Green Marauder | 07/23/11 12:05PM |
| Re: Here's Help: Adding Turn Signals to Honda ExpressRe: Green Marauder | Green Marauder | 07/24/11 05:33PM |
| Re: Here's Help: Adding Turn Signals to Honda ExpressRe: Green Marauder | Green Marauder | 07/25/11 05:50AM |
| Re: Here's Help: Adding Turn Signals to Honda ExpressRe: Green Marauder | Green Marauder | 07/26/11 10:23AM |
| Re: Here's Help: Adding Turn Signals to Honda ExpressRe: Keaton D. | Keaton D. | 07/26/11 09:44PM |
| Re: Here's Help: Adding Turn Signals to Honda ExpressRe: Green Marauder | Green Marauder | 07/27/11 09:12AM |
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