I recently took my high beam and turn signal controller apart to clean it and I think I lost one of the copper electrodes on the bottom of the switch. dose anyone here have any pics of the inside of the controller? Thanks for your time,
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82 1100 EZ (red)
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That is what I was looking for. Looks like I lost one of the small springs as well as one of the two copper electrodes seen in pic two. Dose anyone have a spare turn signal controler that they want to sell? My bike is a 82 GS 650 GlComment
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If it were me I'd get something off a newer bike and adapt it. I'm using GSXR switchgear.Comment
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I may have some spare parts. I used two inop switches to make one work. The button/slider has a tendency to break off. Best off doing this job in a well lit clean area as small springs and balls go flying. Using dielectric grease to hold everything together was the trick that worked for me.82 1100 EZ (red)
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