04-26-2022, 01:18 PM
If your replacement turn signals have incandescent bulbs, it should be relatively easy.
As you are sitting on the bike:
Left front is orange/white
Left rear is an orange
Right front is light blue/white
Right rear is light blue
In each case, ground is green
The fronts incorporate a running light that becomes the brighter flashing turn light.
If your new front turn signal has 3 wires, hook up the brighter light's wire.
Taillight is green with yellow for brake, brown for the taillight, with green as ground again.
If you are going to LED turn signals, start here:
http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread....rn+signals
As you are sitting on the bike:
Left front is orange/white
Left rear is an orange
Right front is light blue/white
Right rear is light blue
In each case, ground is green
The fronts incorporate a running light that becomes the brighter flashing turn light.
If your new front turn signal has 3 wires, hook up the brighter light's wire.
Taillight is green with yellow for brake, brown for the taillight, with green as ground again.
If you are going to LED turn signals, start here:
http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread....rn+signals