Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

[acs1207]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

URGENT HELP...!!
P200Ns.
I have two external horns (without relay ) on my ns.
Today ,one horn's connection was loose,while I was tightening it ,the connection touched the leg guard .a spark at that connection happened
NOW
Both Headlight and taillight,Indicators, button light on console the high beam light is not working ,ALSO console backlight glows up with key is pressed, otherwise IT ISNT ALSO WORKING ,
What is working .
1. Self start.
2. Time ,speed ,other display things on console except the high beam sign .
3. Console backlight glows when key is put in(when rpn needle goes full and comes back at start) .after that console light is not working.

Help pls.
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Chk all fuses .

[Anuj_Gupta]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

Chk all fuses .

What ..?


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[nadz11.ns]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

What ?

One the fuses has gone. Change that and all will be back to normal.

[Anuj_Gupta]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

One the fuses has gone. Change that and all will be back to normal.

First of all .
Thanks for reply .
Now tell me.
1. Has my ecu/electrical circuit gone kaput. .?my heart is Bout to explode .
2. Is this a major expense ..?
3. How and where to change fuse ..?(where is it located in bike ..?


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[nadz11.ns]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

First of all .
Thanks for reply .
Now tell me.
1. Has my ecu/electrical circuit gone kaput. .?my heart is Bout to explode .
2. Is this a major expense ..?
3. How and where to change fuse ..?(where is it located in bike ..?


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Nothing to worry about. Fuses are there to protect the electrical system.
A fuse costs some ₹10-15.
It would be under the seat or near the battery compartment. There is a spare fuse in there, you just gotta swap it.

I have faced the same and my condition was just like yours. Went to a mech nearby and he just put in a new fuse and all started working back.

[Anuj_Gupta]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

Nothing to worry about. Fuses are there to protect the electrical system.
A fuse costs some ₹10-15.
It would be under the seat or near the battery compartment. There is a spare fuse in there, you just gotta swap it.

I have faced the same and my condition was just like yours. Went to a mech nearby and he just put in a new fuse and all started working back.

I don't need to buy a fuse ,just swap one right ..?
Fuse are same or 200ns has a diff one ..? Cuz it's small parts are tough to source
Also I wasn't using relay ,so I'm scared my electricals r toast .can't type ,too much scared .

[nadz11.ns]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

I don't need to buy a fuse ,just swap one right ..?
Fuse are same or 200ns has a diff one ..? Cuz it's small parts are tough to source
Also I wasn't using relay ,so I'm scared my electricals r toast .can't type ,too much scared .

Ya.. Swap for the time being and buy a new one later.

Don't know about the types. It will be available at almost all bike repair shops.

[John P Daniel]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

First of all .
Thanks for reply .
Now tell me.
1. Has my ecu/electrical circuit gone kaput. .?my heart is Bout to explode .
2. Is this a major expense ..?
3. How and where to change fuse ..?(where is it located in bike ..?


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1. Electrical circuits won't go that easily as long as the fuses are working.
2. Nope...just a replacement of a single fuse should do the trick... Cost should be few bucks.
3. Check the circuits below the rider seat near the battery. Manual could provide info on type and capacity of fuse.

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[Anuj_Gupta]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

1. Electrical circuits won't go that easily as long as the fuses are working.
2. Nope...just a replacement of a single fuse should do the trick... Cost should be few bucks.
3. Check the circuits below the rider seat near the battery. Manual could provide info on type and capacity of fuse.

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My digital fuel bars ,time display ,speedometer, trip meter are working fine .so that means ecm hasn't gone kaput. .right ..?

[Cleaner]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

My digital fuel bars ,time display ,speedometer, trip meter are working fine .so that means ecm hasn't gone kaput. .right ..?

First of all, 200NS does not have a ECU, not even a BCU like the other pulsars.
You just need to replace the fuse, pull each one out and replace the burned out one. There should be a spare fuse provided in the fuse box (under the seat) itself.

And dude, that's why you always use a proper wiring harness and a relay while using aftermarket horns.

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Yess! I am from bangladesh
Yess! I know a light electronics. I can build amplifier and some stuffs like that.
Well the problem is that yet need time to figure out about motorcycle.
Umm about U2 bin, I am not sure, its not openable
So you are suggesting to connect the positive direct from battery including a fuse and a switch. well is there any difference if i connect it from an orange wire? clear it to me pls.

Yeah, connect it directly from the battery or you may run the risk of burning down your bike's existing wirings. I am not sure which orange wire you are talking about but it is always best to wire them from battery.



EDIT: Something I am thinking about, guys what do you think about using the starter relay terminals to connect accessories that would normally be connected to battery terminals? So far I can't find any reason why this shouldn't be done, but I would like to know your opinion on this before I proceed (or maybe burn down a starter motor).

[Cleaner]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

Could someone tell me where I can buy things like, relays, wires, heat shrink tubing, various connectors at bulk. I need to buy them for my upcoming project. An online source which accepts cash on delivery would be great.

[stefanm]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

Could someone tell me where I can buy things like, relays, wires, heat shrink tubing, various connectors at bulk. I need to buy them for my upcoming project. An online source which accepts cash on delivery would be great.

Heat shrink tubing from any shop that deals in electronic components, such as resistors, capacitors etc.( plenty online, but not with COD) relays and automotive connectors from any shop that deals in aftermarket car spares (not accessory shops)

[Cleaner]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

Heat shrink tubing from any shop that deals in electronic components, such as resistors, capacitors etc.( plenty online, but not with COD) relays and automotive connectors from any shop that deals in aftermarket car spares (not accessory shops)

I cannot seem to find such stores here in Assam (I live close to a large city), I tried searching but could not find any shop selling them. Half of them do not even understand what heat shrink is, let alone spade connectors. I found some shops selling relays (The big ones, used in voltage stabilizers and things like that) but they asked me 300 rupees for one and they are not selling in bulk. I'm in urgent need of automotive wires in 1.5 mm2 size, but nobody has them here, all they sell is control cables used to wire houses.
BTW anybody knows if anyone else manufacture automotive wires apart from Finolex. I'm in need of zip ties in bulk too.

[bavlo]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

Hi guys..
Any opinion about led headlight bulbs. Are they worth a try?

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[vivek7593]

Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc

Hi guys..
Any opinion about led headlight bulbs. Are they worth a try?

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Noopp..
Seen many led headlights
No proper focus or throw...
Leds with projector is ok but in a reflector is no go..

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