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    Twin Headlight on Yamaha Fazer...

    hey guys...bought a Yamaha FAZER 153cc 2 weeks ago...It has twin headlights,one as high and other as low beam...so only 1 works at a time...i wanted both of them to work together in high beam,,,the low beam can be spared though...can i do this without violating the warranty???

    any suggestions???
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    Query Approved.

    This is perhaps one of the biggest minus points of the Fazer, for me, that the beautiful twin headlight DOES NOT work together (either in high or low beam). But, I guess there MUST be some work-around.
    :)

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    • #3
      Keep the button in between, both will work...
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Devilpulsarian View Post
        Keep the button in between, both will work...


        But jokes apart, a simple wire connecting the sockets can do the trick. But how is the battery gonna take the load of two halogen?

        What's the bulb rating of Fazer?
        Been There, Done That; Better!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by rahuldevnath View Post


          But jokes apart, a simple wire connecting the sockets can do the trick. But how is the battery gonna take the load of two halogen?

          What's the bulb rating of Fazer?

          No...actually this thing works for the bike...
          Keep the button in between and both the lights get illuminated...!

          The bulb rating is 35w each..!
          2002 - Pulsar 150 Classic (Still owned)
          2005 - Pulsar 150 Dtsi (Still owned)
          2006 - Eterno (sold)
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          • #6
            I am sure its possible to get both lights on at same time, as I saw 2-3 Fazers with both lights ON .

            Dont know whay Yamaha did made it that way.
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            • #7
              i hav a fazer in my group n my frnd has done som wiring work n now both his head light works bt it puts heavy load on battery n horn etc dont wrk properly ..bt u take it 2 ny experienced mechanic n he can easily connect 2 lights
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Devilpulsarian View Post
                No...actually this thing works for the bike...
                Keep the button in between and both the lights get illuminated...!

                The bulb rating is 35w each..!
                Woah!

                Hm.. and it's DC, right?
                Been There, Done That; Better!

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                • #9
                  the battery will drain faster than you'll realise.

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                  • #10
                    checkout the fz16 ownership exp thread...I saw the solution somewhere there.Someone got it modded
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by rahuldevnath View Post


                      But jokes apart, a simple wire connecting the sockets can do the trick. But how is the battery gonna take the load of two halogen?

                      What's the bulb rating of Fazer?
                      hey rahul....1st clear my doubt...are u that GCC BA Journalism student???(yup!passed out now)...

                      to others...

                      I think i should talk 2 yamaha dealer 1st....battery is surely a problem if we make both the lights work...i suppose there mar be some solution for this also..
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by adarsh1398 View Post
                        hey rahul....1st clear my doubt...are u that GCC BA Journalism student???(yup!passed out now)...

                        to others...

                        I think i should talk 2 yamaha dealer 1st....battery is surely a problem if we make both the lights work...i suppose there mar be some solution for this also..
                        Yeah that's me! Why you ask?
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by rahuldevnath View Post
                          Yeah that's me! Why you ask?
                          dude...even i completed my biotech from there itself...this year only...
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                          • #14
                            Well...I got it modified from an experienced mechanic of a car accessories shop. It took almost an hour to get it done. Frankly speaking I don't feel that it makes any difference to the battery life (as if now). All those suggesting MID POSITION of switch...please don't make such kind of suggestion..as it can lead to damage of the switch.

                            My bike is more than one month old now..and up till now I haven't faced any issues because of the modifications. As far as technique is concerned I am not aware of it..its a hack of wiring rest the mechanic knows better

                            cheers..
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by RahulSingh View Post
                              Well...I got it modified from an experienced mechanic of a car accessories shop. It took almost an hour to get it done. Frankly speaking I don't feel that it makes any difference to the battery life (as if now). All those suggesting MID POSITION of switch...please don't make such kind of suggestion..as it can lead to damage of the switch.

                              My bike is more than one month old now..and up till now I haven't faced any issues because of the modifications. As far as technique is concerned I am not aware of it..its a hack of wiring rest the mechanic knows better

                              cheers..
                              thanx rahul...does it voids warranty???did u check wid yamaha dealer???
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