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try turning ur headlights on for a long time...
it might evaporate it...
it might evaporate it...
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I got a HID from navnish but the range that it covers on stock projectors is merely 9-10 feet, and i can see the focus falling on a side board which is 100 feet away from me.
Is there anyway to improve that thing and get a better coverage on the road instead of the range falling on the sky.
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You can ask navnish itself.. he would be able to help you out better.Originally posted by shrinathrao View PostI got a HID from navnish but the range that it covers on stock projectors is merely 9-10 feet, and i can see the focus falling on a side board which is 100 feet away from me.
Is there anyway to improve that thing and get a better coverage on the road instead of the range falling on the sky.Comment
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Cant you adjust the position of the lamp by using the screw?Super CommuTOURer� - Talk less, Ride more
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you remember we tried it when you were in pune but it didnt workedOriginally posted by satyenpoojary View Post
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Originally posted by shrinathrao View PostI got a HID from navnish but the range that it covers on stock projectors is merely 9-10 feet, and i can see the focus falling on a side board which is 100 feet away from me.
Is there anyway to improve that thing and get a better coverage on the road instead of the range falling on the sky.
You have an R15 right? I also have HID's (bixenon) from navnish, firstly you need to check the bulbs are fitted correctly, the orientation should be as in the attached photo, make sure it's in the headlamps H4 holder properly. If this is correct you need to adjust the beam through and spread, there is a picture of how to make the adjustments somewhere in the thread. Google headlight adjustments and find a site that gives proper cut off points, you'll need to take some measurements, so keep a tape measure, some tape and if you feel like it take your small spirit level. You'll need fairly level ground, a wall and around 6 metres of space from the wall, you will put the tape on the wall and the correct height horizontally then you will place your bike at the required distance from the wall, the tape is your cut off, switch engine and lights on and set your adjustments, best to do whilst sitting on the bike without the stand. Job done and enjoy night riding!Beware of Bread, don't say I didn't warn you!
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Abey back then you didnt have the HID. Its easy and we just have to fiddle with the screws man! Go to the SVC they will guide you on it!Originally posted by shrinathrao View Postyou remember we tried it when you were in pune but it didnt workedSuper CommuTOURer� - Talk less, Ride more
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Looks damn good man, as always. Awesome name that - 'Tourer Gear'..!Originally posted by navnish View PostA good rider has balance, judgment, and good timing. So does a good lover!
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HIDs with projectors is always a good combo..Originally posted by shrinathrao View PostI got a HID from navnish but the range that it covers on stock projectors is merely 9-10 feet, and i can see the focus falling on a side board which is 100 feet away from me.
Is there anyway to improve that thing and get a better coverage on the road instead of the range falling on the sky.Get ready for the ride! 24 Hours on a Bike...
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any one wishes to help here ???
Now another new Problem .. The Orange Light Comes on and sometimes it keeps on blinking .. m now to much afraid to use the bike .. please help
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Its the malfunction indicator and has its own sets of causes.
it will alternate between the fast blinks and slow blinks
Each of these has some reason..
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Hunting the same but not getting of the R15 stock sizeOriginally posted by vkavadia View Post
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The engine warning light (Orange light) blinks to signify that the electrical wiring around the engine is faulty/malfunctioning. Also weak battery can be the cause of this. The frequency of blinks can be used to evaluate a code. This code maps to a specific fault(say - code 21 is for Coolant temperature sensor). Here is the chart of fault codes. For more detail refer to Service manual or search the ownership thread thoroughly.Originally posted by free2rock_50 View Post
FID tool will help you in getting the code. Just check with your service center about FID.
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OT: see the bangy thing paid off ... knowledge transfer ...Originally posted by Juris View PostThe engine warning light (Orange light) blinks to signify that the electrical wiring around the engine is faulty/malfunctioning. Also weak battery can be the cause of this. The frequency of blinks can be used to evaluate a code. This code maps to a specific fault(say - code 21 is for Coolant temperature sensor). Here is the chart of fault codes. For more detail refer to Service manual or search the ownership thread thoroughly.
FID tool will help you in getting the code. Just check with your service center about FID.
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