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The turn signals on my 74 R90/6 don't blink. Pulled the unit from the headlight shell and opened the case, played with the gap on the pull circuit, worked a bit better, but no cigar. Checked the fiche and found 2 relays, one under general electrical called a hazard relay for about $27.00 and the other in the headlight picture called a hazard relay for $94.00. Are they the same or am I required to buy the most expensive unit.

thanks,

Well. played with the relay, checked the components and everything looked, good, no shorted transistors or capicitors. messed with the relay gaps and no change, it just vibrated. Found a link to a thread discussing possible bad grounds, so I cleaned the main wiring ground, placed a nice star washer at the point of contact to frame. No change!!!. So then I resoldered all the connections on the PCB for all the components, installed it back into the bike and it blinked like it should have.

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jagarra wrote:The turn signals on my 74 R90/6 don't blink. Pulled the unit from the headlight shell and opened the case, played with the gap on the pull circuit, worked a bit better, but no cigar. Checked the fiche and found 2 relays, one under general electrical called a hazard relay for about $27.00 and the other in the headlight picture called a hazard relay for $94.00. Are they the same or am I required to buy the most expensive unit.

thanks,

I bought the cheaper part, it's solid state and works, (worked until I dumped the bike) just great. Let me get the part number for you if you still need it.