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Hazard lights on!

I havent spried the contacts yet!With hazard(Warning) llight i meen bouth turner lights flash at the same!

I had this problem with another bike recently (not a Guzzi). One pair of turn lights was wired the wrong way. Check all the lights are earthed the same way. Don't rely on the colour of the wires to be correct. I found the factory had wired one pair of the turn lights differently to the other pair!!!!!
 
Norling wrote:
I havent spried the contacts yet!With hazard(Warning) llight i meen bouth turner lights flash at the same!

Mine did this in a rainstorm. The instrument panel took on water and I had several lights flashing. Although, they were not as consistent as you are describing. Rather, it was intermittent and several of the instrument panel lights would light up and then turn off. That instrument was replaced under warranty. No issues since.
 
Ok it sems that i have the same problem!Now i have losen the contacts and spryd it but i have still the problem!I discyverd a new problem,i cant change strenght to the rear taillight! When i change level in the settings menu,its no different!
 
huh? If you have a settings menu for the rear taillight (or any other taillight, for that matter :silly:), you probably contracted a virus in your computer! I don't think any of us has this.

Do yourself a favour, go see your dealer before he voids your warranty because of fiddling with the bike!!!
 
The setting change for lights ONLY affects the dash light intensity for night-time riding comfort.
 
Ok its only for the dasbord settinings-good for me!Rear taillight-yes very good english:)
 
I see the confusion!

"Backlight" means the light behind the dashboard and not the "back light"
 
I dont now if its the dashboard problem if the hazardlights are on!!!I can see a alarm in the display ecu discinected, my be that have something to to with the hazard lihgt!! What failiurs can it be if the display shows ecu disconected?
 
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