sparkyduc
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Has anyone put the 2014 signals on a 2013? Any problems other than changing the connectors?
2014 turn signals
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Dogdaze
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You may be better off just buying a set of LED signals and a resistor to manage the blink rate, as you would need that (resistor) anyway for the 2014 LED signals. I may be wrong but I don't believe they would be a plug-n-play option.
greg the pole
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no issues.
the fronts come with resistors built in, and are very bright.
Plug and play? who cares, it's the sub harness anyways.
the fronts come with resistors built in, and are very bright.
Plug and play? who cares, it's the sub harness anyways.
cory1848
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I am interested in doing this as well. Are the connectors the same? Are the 2014 fronts running lights as well?
cb0802
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I was interested until I found out the price. I don't remember exactly, but it was over $400. I'll go with the Touratech.
And I know there are cheaper ones to be found, but don't want to worry about leaking or fogging.
And I know there are cheaper ones to be found, but don't want to worry about leaking or fogging.
greg the pole
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I'm not sure, as I removed the stock monster signals a long time ago.cory1848 said:
Install is dead easy, if you know how to work a volt meter. Very bright to boot.
i'll be retro fitting the rear ones as well.
cory1848
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$400 for 2014 OEM turn lights? ???cb0802 said:
cb0802
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$400 plus at the dealer. Found them for $250 here...cory1848 said:
http://www.yamahapartshouse.com/oemparts/a/yam/53306feef870024560f03e6c/flasher-light
tomatocity
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This is the listing for the 2012 http://www.yamahapartshouse.com/oemparts/a/yam/5004d861f87002275461df29/flasher-lightcb0802 said:
As you can see it is not Plug n Play. Guessin' the 2014 male connector could be purchased and retrofitted into the existing wiring system.
sparkyduc
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I think I will just put the old connectors on the new signals, will probably have to get a new flasher.