Frankenbike?

[Big T]

Grounds - always solid colors and the same color thruout

Flasher - yes, you need one. It probably hooks to the upper left corner of your electrical panel and connects with a V shaped plug ( I could be wrong, so check the wiring diagram)

No power to signals - IF you're testing at the turn signal, or its connection no flasher means incomplete circuit

 

[razooki]

Thanks Big T - I guess I have to splice in a flasher now.

Raz

 

[Steve]

Grounds - always solid colors and the same color thruout ...

Sadly, this is not always true.

Many times, the ground wire might be white with a black stripe or black with a white stripe.
On other bike brands, I have also seen green wires with varying colored stripes for ground.
Can't even count on a solid black wire, as the 'hot' wire for the left turn signal is a solid black wire. :-k

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[Big T]

Sadly, this is not always true.

Many times, the ground wire might be white with a black stripe or black with a white stripe.
On other bike brands, I have also seen green wires with varying colored stripes for ground.
Can't even count on a solid black wire, as the 'hot' wire for the left turn signal is a solid black wire. :-k

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Thanks Steve!

I checked and I was sooo wrong

Your flasher unit is rectangular box at the lower left of the electrical panel.

Check the Flatout parts page for guidance

http://www.flatoutmotorcycles.com/f...y=Motorcycles&make=Suzuki&year=1980&fveh=2142