Dead driving lights...
Dead driving lights...
Anybody else have the OEM additional driving lights fitted to their LC?
Just back from a 500+ mile ride around north Devon in the rain and first one, then the other died in Saturday's downpours.
This is the second time this has happened. last time they blamed (and replaced) the switch. What's the point of lights on a bike, specifically intended for use in bad visibility if the switch isn't waterproof???
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Just back from a 500+ mile ride around north Devon in the rain and first one, then the other died in Saturday's downpours.
This is the second time this has happened. last time they blamed (and replaced) the switch. What's the point of lights on a bike, specifically intended for use in bad visibility if the switch isn't waterproof???
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Re: Dead driving lights...
Had them on 3 different bikes since 2011 with no problem at all. I assume your bike had them from new as part of its spec. The left hand switch on the LC is not prone to failure like what it was on the 1600. Sounds like Sods law to me.
Re: Dead driving lights...
RTman10 wrote: I assume your bike had them from new as part of its spec.
No - dealer-fit extra. Additional switch fitted at the same time (left-hand bar).
Still, I shouldn't complain. One of the guys riding a Multistrada burst his radiator on the way back!
Re: Dead driving lights...
You have a separate switch for them ? Not included in the cluster switch?
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RTman10 wrote: You have a separate switch for them ? Not included in the cluster switch?
I have my switch located here as #6
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Understood. When I read driving lights brain said DLR. Had those on 2 1600s without any problem. Back to sleep.
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STeinar wrote:
I have my switch located here as #6
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That's the one...
Re: Dead driving lights...
RTman10 wrote: Understood. When I read driving lights brain said DLR. Had those on 2 1600s without any problem. Back to sleep.
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Re: Dead driving lights...
Having had that switch apart I would think that it would be susceptible to water getting on the circuits. I would think that a waterproofing agent would help. I have a spray but can't find it.
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WOW! you must have seen some really wet weather.richardbd wrote: wasn't the switch this time - it was water in the lights themselves...
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