I need to know how get rid of a tail light intergrator Im having problems with it, I need to what wires do the turn signals so I can buy a set of flush mount turn signals for the rear of my bike I just want the tail light to do what its suppose to do, drive lights and brake lights, so if anyone can tell me what the wire colors are that would be very helpful, Im also having a problem with the highbeams they do not currently work and its not the bulbs and I think that the switch is fine cuz u can hear it switching the relay, the relay may but Im not sure and Im not so sure on how to testa relay cuz the light for the highbeams come on but the highbeams dont. So any help would be greatly appreciated. Dale

 

Question: If you installed the integrator, than just reverse the steps to make it right. Use your meter and get this bad boy back on the streets.

 

I didnt install the intergrator so I dont know what wires are what, so how about the highbeams

 

Fair enough. List your ride, I will look in my manuals to see if I have your ride. I thought that you had did the work so don't be mad. Sounds like the indicator is working but there is still no High Beams.

 

its a 1994 ZX7, not mad just informing you to the fact LOL I appreciate the help though, thanks in advance

 

Not finding my H model just yet, looking at the N model wiring right now. The only 2 on the 7 right now that I have.

 

thanks man, its a ZX7 L model according tothe tittle.

 

Come on guys I know that some one knows how to help, Not that you havent been a help Dragone, thanks, I need to get this figured out so I can feel a lil safer on my bike

 

First off, was the integrator lights spliced in? or a plug and play type of deal.

 

It was spliced in, I figured it out today soitsdeleted, now for the highbeams lol how do I test to see if it is the relay, I swear though I dont think thats what it is cause when I hit the switch the relay clicks, but it very well could be the relay since the bike sat for so long, well any help on that situation is greatly appreciated, Dale