Yes, all lights functioning.
I bought a pair of LRD lights 2,750 lumens each from an electric supply store. These lights are for farmers or ATV. They came with mounts so I ordered some Piaa mounting brackets and put them on my crash bars.
In addition, I placed a small LED strip light beneath the headlights.
I bought a plug that fits into the bike's aux light plug. This plug is hidden on the right hand side of the bike just above and to the right of the battery by approximately two inches.
The bike's plug has a cap or cover on it and is simple to remove so you can plug in the compatible plug sourced from electrical connections. Com
Part # 08111 and 08112. Go to their website and you will find the part under Yamaha Super Tenere.
This plug has three wires, red black and brown.
The red is positive, black is ground and the brown wire is the "trigger " wire which connects to your on/off switch. Use a relay to connect these wires.
I'm going to try and post my little diagram
Very important to have a diagram to work from.
Hopefully here's a picture of the bike's plug with the cover and a few more pictures that might help you.
SHUMBA
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One additional comment or amendment, the ground wires don't go to the relay, they go to a ground source on the bike (I used the negative terminal on the battery)
Let me know how it goes. With this compatible plug that connects to the bike's aux light plug there is no need to cut any bike wires.
SHUMBA
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One additional comment or amendment, the ground wires don't go to the relay, they go to a ground source on the bike (I used the negative terminal on the battery)
Let me know how it goes. With this compatible plug that connects to the bike's aux light plug there is no need to cut any bike wires.
SHUMBA
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I have another question which will be even more rudimentary.. the relay device.. is this something I can find at any hardware store? if so how do I know which one to get?
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