[adam57]

I just got my bike back from having the frame welded (rotary damper mount snapped!) Got all the wiring back together and the bike fired right up. I have a high beam, but no low beam, how can I tell if I blew it out or if its a fuse or a wiring issue??:confused

 

[adam57]

Help!

 

[Kamikuza]

Check the fuse, check the bulb, check you got power at the socket, check the plugs are plugged right then start chasing the gremlins

Did you get the frame powder coated at the same time? I would

 

[adam57]

checked fuses, they look good...is there 2 separate bulbs for low and high? ive never gotten in there..as for the frame, i was ready to go nuts..this season has practically been a wash for me, i think winter project will be black powder coating on frame and mabey wheels although i may leave em gold to see how it goes

 

[crazycat5150]

:dunno Maybe take the headlight switch apart and clean with contact cleaner? :dunno Other than that, I don't have any good suggestions.

 

[deemerk]

I had the same problem and it was the plug that like connects from your highlow beam switch into the main harness..I think it was yellow.. I started wiggling wires and the headlight would turn on and off.. I ended up eliminating the plug.

 

[busyet02]

get a new light bulb. Try easy stuff first. Then check relay.

 

[Dread]

bro, seriously did you try a different bulb before anything else? lights sometimes blow. I have an R model so i dunno about the S models for sure. But the high beam and the low beam are both in the same bulb and i think you have 2 ( the R has 2 lights on the US model) so maybe just the high beam blew?

 

[AU.TLS]

:stupid

I've had it happen before where I only had high beams and it was just the low beam filament in the bulb which was dead. Two new bulbs and I was good to go. :thumbup

 

[wesley erick]

I have had a problem with my tiller headlight where the wires are soldered into the switch. It seems that suzuki did a piss poor job of soldering these connections, and thusly they keep coming loose. There is a hot wire going into the switch and one wire each coming out for both the high and low beam. I would guess that you lost one of the wires going out of the switch to the bulb. Easy fix, just take the switch housing apart and check the connections...