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  • #22741
    Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

    Originally posted by shrey1992 View Post
    Philips extreme vision or Osram Night breaker are good, but its only a slight upgrade from the stock and in a few months only, you would be looking for something else just like me.

    Now you have two options, either go for a projector and HID setup (don't opt for any chinese HID though) or go for a good quality (Hella/Bosch/Philips/Osram) 100/90W bulb with a Nylon66 based or Ceramic based holder with heavy finolex grade wires and a Headlight relay (All these can be bought from any car accessories shop).

    A 100/90W bulb is a good improvement over stock with yellow light to penetrate through fog.
    Thanks...can u provide any link for online purchase

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    • #22742
      Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

      Originally posted by pratikthereddevil View Post
      Thanks...can u provide any link for online purchase
      Here you go:-

      Philips- 12569 RA 12V 100/90W P43t-38 https://www.amazon.in/dp/B00JGN7RRG/..._y9VvwbK2MRE6E

      Philips H4 EsentialVision Headlights 12V, 100/90W | 12569EVB1 https://www.amazon.in/dp/B00V3QVSNS/..._UaWvwb2BFQV4X
      Vrooming Soul..!!

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      • #22743
        Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

        Originally posted by shrey1992 View Post
        Here you go:-

        Philips- 12569 RA 12V 100/90W P43t-38 https://www.amazon.in/dp/B00JGN7RRG/..._y9VvwbK2MRE6E

        Philips H4 EsentialVision Headlights 12V, 100/90W | 12569EVB1 https://www.amazon.in/dp/B00V3QVSNS/..._UaWvwb2BFQV4X
        Thank you for the support. All is fine, I don't want to fall prey for HID again. So where do I find the ceramic H4 holder?. I think the following are required
        1. Philips 100/90W bulb
        2. Relay + wiring kit for high wattage
        3. H4 Ceramic socket (any online link?)
        4. Any reflector coating?(prevent it from melting)

        Except the Ceramic socket which I'm unsure if available in my City rest I think is procurable. Hopefully I will get some info next week.

        Thanks bro.

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        • #22744
          Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

          This post is for all those who want to upgrade to a 100/90W setup, but are confused in the wiring and coupler and relay.

          Below is the image of a relay wiring kit.

          This is a wiring kit for a 100/90W upgradation for cars, but can be altered to be used in bikes.

          Close up images of different parts are below:

          H4 ceramic coupler with a Nylon 66 plastic cover.


          Fuses (For short circuit protection)


          Battery Thimble (Positive) (for bulb)


          Headlight coupler (for low beam / high beam signals)


          Coupler for headlight relay


          Headlight Relay



          Now, since this is for cars, that's why there are two H4 couplers and two fuses. A bike electrician can alter this wiring harness so that it can be installed in a bike.
          Vrooming Soul..!!

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          • #22745
            Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

            Originally posted by shrey1992 View Post
            This post is for all those who want to upgrade to a 100/90W setup, but are confused in the wiring and coupler and relay.

            Below is the image of a relay wiring kit.
            This is a wiring kit for a 100/90W upgradation for cars, but can be altered to be used in bikes.
            Close up images of different parts are below:
            H4 ceramic coupler with a Nylon 66 plastic cover.
            Fuses (For short circuit protection)
            Battery Thimble (Positive) (for bulb)
            Headlight coupler (for low beam / high beam signals)
            Coupler for headlight relay
            Headlight Relay
            Now, since this is for cars, that's why there are two H4 couplers and two fuses. A bike electrician can alter this wiring harness so that it can be installed in a bike.
            A picture explains more than a 1000 words. Excellent bro. Thanks for sharing. I'm clear now. So basically these things have to be bought from car accessory shop. So one more doubt, the connection to this 100/90W bulb using this high current wires should be directly tapped out from Battery right?. Meanwhile, break the switchgear wire and put this relay and bypass the high current path to relay, right?.

            Also I can stay with stock reflector itself?, should I worry about it melting due to excess heat?.

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            • #22746
              Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

              tail tidy works going on...
              Attached Files

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              • #22747
                Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                Tidy tail and integrated turn indicators work completed. Will post the pics tomorrow

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                • #22748
                  Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                  Originally posted by NitSpeed200 View Post
                  Tidy tail and integrated turn indicators work completed. Will post the pics tomorrow
                  So your bike has lost some weight it seems, maybe 1-2KGs?, numplate, holder, pillion saree guard

                  Where will you place the number plate and num.plate lamp?. Keep updating...!!! Kind of looks plain, but quite distinct. I was actually thinking to change that parallel strip of tail light to something different

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                  • #22749
                    Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                    Hey guys
                    I just wanted to clarify if it's normal

                    If I am driving sedately I don't get any smell from engine at all.but if I rip it for some KMs and then when I park my bike I can smell a strange burning smell.bike has covered 8000kms.is it nornal?

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                    • #22750
                      Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                      Originally posted by jbm_guy View Post
                      So your bike has lost some weight it seems, maybe 1-2KGs?, numplate, holder, pillion saree guard

                      Where will you place the number plate and num.plate lamp?. Keep updating...!!! Kind of looks plain, but quite distinct. I was actually thinking to change that parallel strip of tail light to something different
                      I kept back the rear hugger and grab rails. Removed saree guard. I bolted the number plate on the rear hugger. Will post clear pics tomorrow morning as it is dark now😁

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                      • #22751
                        Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                        Originally posted by jbm_guy View Post
                        A picture explains more than a 1000 words. Excellent bro. Thanks for sharing. I'm clear now. So basically these things have to be bought from car accessory shop. So one more doubt, the connection to this 100/90W bulb using this high current wires should be directly tapped out from Battery right?. Meanwhile, break the switchgear wire and put this relay and bypass the high current path to relay, right?.

                        Also I can stay with stock reflector itself?, should I worry about it melting due to excess heat?.
                        Yes, a headlight wiring kit can be bought at any accessories shop at about ₹500 +/- ₹100.

                        The positive battery thimble goes directly on the battery. That's how the 100W load is eliminated from the stock wiring.

                        No need of cutting or splitting any stock wire, that black male would also be present inside the headlamp assembly (if bajaj follows H4 standard), you just need to remove stock coupler and insert this.
                        If they haven't given this type of coupler, then splitting of wires is necessary.

                        The stock projector should be able to handle a 100W bulb. Few fellow xBhpians had tried a 100W setup on stock reflector previously and none of them stated any problem.
                        Vrooming Soul..!!

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                        • #22752
                          Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                          Originally posted by xplod566 View Post
                          Hey guys
                          I just wanted to clarify if it's normal

                          If I am driving sedately I don't get any smell from engine at all.but if I rip it for some KMs and then when I park my bike I can smell a strange burning smell.bike has covered 8000kms.is it nornal?
                          Which engine oil do you use?
                          If you revv your engine at about 7 or 8K and above for some time, a noticeable burning smell is present, its perfectly normal.

                          If you have Motul 7100, the burning smell produced by that oil is good rather than the smell produced by Bajaj Dtsi oil.
                          Vrooming Soul..!!

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                          • #22753
                            Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                            Originally posted by NitSpeed200 View Post
                            Tidy tail and integrated turn indicators work completed. Will post the pics tomorrow
                            Hi,

                            Are there any rubber gormets in the slots where the bolts for the tail bracket goes?

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                            • #22754
                              Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                              Originally posted by shrey1992 View Post
                              Which engine oil do you use?
                              If you revv your engine at about 7 or 8K and above for some time, a noticeable burning smell is present, its perfectly normal.

                              If you have Motul 7100, the burning smell produced by that oil is good rather than the smell produced by Bajaj Dtsi oil.
                              I use 7100.yes the smell is less compared to before.It does produce smell but after 10-15 min it goes off. So it's normal? But for how many kilometers will the smell be there

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                              • #22755
                                Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences

                                Originally posted by jbm_guy View Post
                                So your bike has lost some weight it seems, maybe 1-2KGs?, numplate, holder, pillion saree guard

                                Where will you place the number plate and num.plate lamp?. Keep updating...!!! Kind of looks plain, but quite distinct. I was actually thinking to change that parallel strip of tail light to something different
                                Compared to RS 200 there won't be significant weight loss, because the tail unit alone on a RS 200 weighs at around 800 gm or 1.2 kg.

                                But tail tidy is a great idea.

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