[SikMoto]

Went to put some LED turn signals on the rear of my grom and they stayed steady burning.

Should I wire in resistors to the turn signals or has someone figured out an easy replacement for the flasher or what?

 

[hrcnick11]

They make flasher relays that work with LEDs I know people get them for the sport bikes when they install them. I never have so I don't know the part numbers or what they are originally from.

 

[gpd211]

You want an electronic flasher not a mechanical one. I put one on my grom. The stock flasher is only 2 post. The flasher I got is 3 post. The third is ground so I just hooked it to ground and LEDs flash like they should. I still have stock fronts. You can run all led or all regular bulbs or a combo of the 2 with an electronic flasher

 

[duvalgromer]

You want an electronic flasher not a mechanical one. I put one on my grom. The stock flasher is only 2 post. The flasher I got is 3 post. The third is ground so I just hooked it to ground and LEDs flash like they should. I still have stock fronts. You can run all led or all regular bulbs or a combo of the 2 with an electronic flasher

Where did you get it and how much? I changed out my front flashers last night and mine don't blink either.

 

[SikMoto]

Wheres the flasher on the Grom? I havent looked yet.

I have a bunch of 2 pin LED flashers enroute for customers.

 

[gpd211]

I ordered from Amazon. Here is the link. Price $9.99 with free shipping

[ame="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008C9YJ6C/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1"]Amazon.com: 3-Pin CF-13 Electronic Flasher Relay Fix For LED Turn Signal Light Bulbs: Automotive[/ame]

 

[gpd211]

Wheres the flasher on the Grom? I havent looked yet. .

Flasher is behind the headlight. Pretty easy to get to. Once you remove the light and unplug the bulb the flasher has easy access. The stock flasher has a piece of rubber that mounts around a metal tab (like most flashers Honda uses). The new flasher did not, but I simply zip-tied it to the bracket and haven't had a problem.

 

[GromGuy]

Flasher is behind the headlight. Pretty easy to get to. Once you remove the light and unplug the bulb the flasher has easy access. The stock flasher has a piece of rubber that mounts around a metal tab (like most flashers Honda uses). The new flasher did not, but I simply zip-tied it to the bracket and haven't had a problem.

Is their more of a study way to mount it rather than using zip ties?

 

[SikMoto]

The ones I got have the OEM style rubber "boot" attached to mount as the OEM unit does.

 

[SikMoto]

Just an FYI, I have the plug and play OEM style electronic flashers up for sale on www.SikGrom.com if anyone needs.

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