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Hello William. Thank you for watching. I used to have the factory bulbs and they were okay. But now that I have LEDs in front and back, I'm very very happy with the lighting at night. It is very impressive. If you attempt to replace the front bulbs,,, be careful and you will notice 8 minutes into my video what happens when pulling the rubber plug out for the peanut bulb, also known as the front Park bulb 194. Have a wonderful week ❤️🤙🏍️
I've changed this little bulbs without remowing any fairing at all and i takes like 3 minutes. the only difference that they were oryginal not led and they fits and also looks much better.
Hello Gerard, Thank you for watching. I would love to see it done in 3 minutes. Do you have a different year or access port? Because there is absolutely no way on my 2007 ST to access this bulb, unless the (what looks like speaker covers) is cut out. Here on the video at 10 minutes, see how very difficult it is to just remove when there "is" VERY easy access: th-cam.com/video/OSVdEEc8Q8s/w-d-xo.html
Hello Parker, hope you are enduring this weather crisis lately ❄️🌬️☃️. Greetings from Renton. Thank you for watching. Yes absolutely the next time at the racetrack definitely come and join me. Let's stay in touch. I am the owner and administrator for private Facebook page for all motorcycle brands come ,, and see me over here at (private group): facebook.com/groups/MotoTouringWorldWide
@MotoTouringWorldWide I joined a few days ago. "Two-stroke toys" I have a pair of 1980's Honda Odyssey atv's that are street legal. I got a short ride in just yesterday on the pan.
happened to me too. I had the side cowls off already for other work. The older the ST,, the more likely it is too happen,,, as the rubber socket gets harder with age. I was lucky enough to use a pipe cleaner and double sticky tape to get the oem bulb out (90 minutes work). I would not try to change this bulb with out full side access. So it's on the winter job list for my new bike.
Hello Alan, thank you for watching, I spend so much time looking on TH-cam for somebody to show me how to replace these horrible bulbs,,, with no luck, so I finally decided to make my own video. I hope it helps you and I hope it helps a lot of other ST owners. Have a wonderful weekend ❤️🤙🏍️
A couple of things: 1. I think it would have been easier to remove your side cowls rather than the front. Once you've done it a couple of times it's super easy and gives you good access to the lights. I think it would overall be less work. 2. You had the right idea with the "tacky sticky white stuff" but the execution was wrong. This happened to me when I replaced my OEMs and I used a coat hanger and "reverse" masking tape on the end. It came out easy-peasy! Interesting choice using yellow peanuts. I also changed my turn signal/parking lights to pure white and am just waiting for an overly rigid cop to ding me for it. Where did you get them? Also, why the heat tape on the mirror arms?
Hello Dave, thank you for watching, yes I totally agree on the accessing through the side cows but I have beat my hands up and cutting them up trying to get to those bulbs and pull them out. I did it this way to show everybody so that in case the bulb falls out ,, cluster is gone and out of the way to be able to access the bulb plug holders in a straight line and be able to see them clearly. I have been waiting for somebody to notice the heat tape on the mirrors, excellent eye!!!! 🤙☺️☺️. I'm glad that you asked... 3 years ago when I installed the switchbacks I installed the resistors versus the simple method of just installing LED relay for $8 which was the better way to go. Plus when I installed LEDs in the rear I had heat resistors which was a dumb move. Since then after installing the LED relay after installing LEDs front and rear that is the only way it go. So the heat tape is just old stuff from years ago. Thanks again for watching and have a wonderful weekend. If you can join us over at Facebook, we can stay in touch much better ❤️🤙🏍️
beaucoup de demontage pour changer c est deux lampes pour ma part je demonte les deux cache noir de chaque coter du radiateur d eau ou il y a la sonde et je passe ma main par derriere et le tour est jouer une petite astuce je met soit du lubrifiant ou de la graisse au silicone sur les douille caoutchouc et sa sera plus facile pour la prochaine fois j ai deux petite question a vous poser a quoi servent les deux fils rouge et noir sur le tableau de bord . et comment avez vous fixer votre TPMS sur la poignee droite merci beaucoup et bonne annee ride safe
Hello JeanPierre :>) Thank you for watching. I like your idea to lubricate the rubber bulb holders next time. Hopefully I will never have to replace them again. The 2 red and black wires are for my extra blinks LED bulbs that I added because it is hard to see the factory orange blinker bulbs in the sunshine. Here is an example of the left blue LED blinker on in this video if me in Canada: th-cam.com/video/09gqN6c4T3k/w-d-xo.html. (I hope you like the video, it took a long time to edit). This video is showing the right blinker: th-cam.com/video/_htQU3Dzry0/w-d-xo.html Here are 2 pictures of the TPMs: photos.app.goo.gl/prgEFJNUz8PaHt1N7 Here is the video: photos.app.goo.gl/MwN5aHqJvTEPFMcw7 Hope you have a wonderful week :>)
Bonjour JeanPierre :>) Merci d'avoir regardé. J'aime votre idée de lubrifier les porte-ampoules en caoutchouc la prochaine fois. J'espère que je n'aurai plus jamais à les remplacer. Les 2 fils rouges et noirs sont pour mes ampoules LED clignotantes supplémentaires que j'ai ajoutées car il est difficile de voir les ampoules clignotantes orange d'usine au soleil. Voici un exemple du clignotant LED bleu gauche allumé dans cette vidéo si moi au Canada : th-cam.com/video/09gqN6c4T3k/w-d-xo.html. (J'espère que la vidéo vous plaira, elle a été longue à monter). Cette vidéo montre le clignotant droit : th-cam.com/video/_htQU3Dzry0/w-d-xo.html Voici 2 photos des TPM : photos.app.goo.gl/prgEFJNUz8PaHt1N7 Voici la vidéo : photos.app.goo.gl/MwN5aHqJvTEPFMcw7 J'espère que vous passerez une excellente semaine :>)
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I hope my factory bulbs never fail. Thanks for the video!
Hello William. Thank you for watching. I used to have the factory bulbs and they were okay. But now that I have LEDs in front and back, I'm very very happy with the lighting at night. It is very impressive. If you attempt to replace the front bulbs,,, be careful and you will notice 8 minutes into my video what happens when pulling the rubber plug out for the peanut bulb, also known as the front Park bulb 194. Have a wonderful week ❤️🤙🏍️
I've changed this little bulbs without remowing any fairing at all and i takes like 3 minutes. the only difference that they were oryginal not led and they fits and also looks much better.
Hello Gerard, Thank you for watching. I would love to see it done in 3 minutes. Do you have a different year or access port? Because there is absolutely no way on my 2007 ST to access this bulb, unless the (what looks like speaker covers) is cut out. Here on the video at 10 minutes, see how very difficult it is to just remove when there "is" VERY easy access: th-cam.com/video/OSVdEEc8Q8s/w-d-xo.html
I'm Parker from Tacoma, I tour a Pan. Let me know next time you're at pacific raceways I want to give it a shot
Hello Parker, hope you are enduring this weather crisis lately ❄️🌬️☃️. Greetings from Renton. Thank you for watching. Yes absolutely the next time at the racetrack definitely come and join me. Let's stay in touch. I am the owner and administrator for private Facebook page for all motorcycle brands come ,, and see me over here at (private group):
facebook.com/groups/MotoTouringWorldWide
@MotoTouringWorldWide I joined a few days ago. "Two-stroke toys"
I have a pair of 1980's Honda Odyssey atv's that are street legal.
I got a short ride in just yesterday on the pan.
Thank you
Thank you for watching Louis. I hope video was helpful 🤙🤙🏍️🏍️
happened to me too. I had the side cowls off already for other work. The older the ST,, the more likely it is too happen,,, as the rubber socket gets harder with age. I was lucky enough to use a pipe cleaner and double sticky tape to get the oem bulb out (90 minutes work). I would not try to change this bulb with out full side access. So it's on the winter job list for my new bike.
Hello Alan, thank you for watching, I spend so much time looking on TH-cam for somebody to show me how to replace these horrible bulbs,,, with no luck, so I finally decided to make my own video. I hope it helps you and I hope it helps a lot of other ST owners. Have a wonderful weekend ❤️🤙🏍️
A couple of things: 1. I think it would have been easier to remove your side cowls rather than the front. Once you've done it a couple of times it's super easy and gives you good access to the lights. I think it would overall be less work. 2. You had the right idea with the "tacky sticky white stuff" but the execution was wrong. This happened to me when I replaced my OEMs and I used a coat hanger and "reverse" masking tape on the end. It came out easy-peasy! Interesting choice using yellow peanuts. I also changed my turn signal/parking lights to pure white and am just waiting for an overly rigid cop to ding me for it. Where did you get them? Also, why the heat tape on the mirror arms?
Hello Dave, thank you for watching, yes I totally agree on the accessing through the side cows but I have beat my hands up and cutting them up trying to get to those bulbs and pull them out. I did it this way to show everybody so that in case the bulb falls out ,, cluster is gone and out of the way to be able to access the bulb plug holders in a straight line and be able to see them clearly. I have been waiting for somebody to notice the heat tape on the mirrors, excellent eye!!!! 🤙☺️☺️. I'm glad that you asked... 3 years ago when I installed the switchbacks I installed the resistors versus the simple method of just installing LED relay for $8 which was the better way to go. Plus when I installed LEDs in the rear I had heat resistors which was a dumb move. Since then after installing the LED relay after installing LEDs front and rear that is the only way it go. So the heat tape is just old stuff from years ago. Thanks again for watching and have a wonderful weekend. If you can join us over at Facebook, we can stay in touch much better ❤️🤙🏍️
@@MotoTouringWorldWide Ahhh, I see. Yeah, I just replaced the relay myself.
beaucoup de demontage pour changer c est deux lampes pour ma part je demonte les deux cache noir de chaque coter du radiateur d eau ou il y a la sonde et je passe ma main par derriere et le tour est jouer une petite astuce je met soit du lubrifiant ou de la graisse au silicone sur les douille caoutchouc et sa sera plus facile pour la prochaine fois j ai deux petite question a vous poser a quoi servent les deux fils rouge et noir sur le tableau de bord . et comment avez vous fixer votre TPMS sur la poignee droite merci beaucoup et bonne annee ride safe
Hello JeanPierre :>) Thank you for watching. I like your idea to lubricate the rubber bulb holders next time. Hopefully I will never have to replace them again. The 2 red and black wires are for my extra blinks LED bulbs that I added because it is hard to see the factory orange blinker bulbs in the sunshine. Here is an example of the left blue LED blinker on in this video if me in Canada: th-cam.com/video/09gqN6c4T3k/w-d-xo.html. (I hope you like the video, it took a long time to edit).
This video is showing the right blinker: th-cam.com/video/_htQU3Dzry0/w-d-xo.html
Here are 2 pictures of the TPMs: photos.app.goo.gl/prgEFJNUz8PaHt1N7
Here is the video: photos.app.goo.gl/MwN5aHqJvTEPFMcw7
Hope you have a wonderful week :>)
Bonjour JeanPierre :>) Merci d'avoir regardé. J'aime votre idée de lubrifier les porte-ampoules en caoutchouc la prochaine fois. J'espère que je n'aurai plus jamais à les remplacer. Les 2 fils rouges et noirs sont pour mes ampoules LED clignotantes supplémentaires que j'ai ajoutées car il est difficile de voir les ampoules clignotantes orange d'usine au soleil. Voici un exemple du clignotant LED bleu gauche allumé dans cette vidéo si moi au Canada : th-cam.com/video/09gqN6c4T3k/w-d-xo.html. (J'espère que la vidéo vous plaira, elle a été longue à monter).
Cette vidéo montre le clignotant droit : th-cam.com/video/_htQU3Dzry0/w-d-xo.html
Voici 2 photos des TPM : photos.app.goo.gl/prgEFJNUz8PaHt1N7
Voici la vidéo : photos.app.goo.gl/MwN5aHqJvTEPFMcw7
J'espère que vous passerez une excellente semaine :>)
@@MotoTouringWorldWide merci pour c est belle video et pour vos astuce pour le tpms bonne semaine a vous
If you removed the side fairings it easy to replace all the bulbs.