
04/30/2008 01:39 AM
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Lhduce
Trailblazer

Posts: 25
Joined: 03/20/2008
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Ive had my bike for about week. i cant get the h3 lights to work. Ive try change the bulbs check the fuse. Anything else would be helpful even check the wiring.
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06 Ds650 X Big Gun Full exhaust, K&N, OMR Mods, Wide band, Vapor, XS bars, Pro Grips, Custom paint, Ac grab bar etc etc
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04/30/2008 10:24 AM
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jusrlax
Range Rover

Posts: 158
Joined: 10/06/2003
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Funny, I had the same problem a few weeks ago, with neither of my Baja lights working. Mounted on the left hand light (looking from the rear of the bike), there is a relay riveted to the housing. I drilled out the rivet, took the relay off, and took it to Napa. They had one that was an exact match, I mounted it with a small bolt and nut to replace the rivet and...................let there be light. This solved my problem. The Napa relay cost about $11. I think I still have the box in my garage, I will try and post the part # tomorrow. I hate to think how much BRP would charge for the same part, and how many weeks it would take to come in when ordered from the dealer. The rear brake light switch is also a common auto part as well.
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Can-Am ATV-Because fat guys like to have fun too
Edited: 04/30/2008 at 10:34 AM by jusrlax
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04/30/2008 10:44 PM
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jusrlax
Range Rover

Posts: 158
Joined: 10/06/2003
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For you, or anyone else who might care, the NAPA part number for the relay that will work with the Baja lights is AR143. That is the main number on the side of the box, and there is also a V07172 in smaller type above it.
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Can-Am ATV-Because fat guys like to have fun too
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05/01/2008 07:03 AM
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Halfliter
Pro Rider

Posts: 227
Joined: 03/29/2003
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Thank you for the info. My aux. lights don't work either and I was going to look into it tonight. I was worried a simple fuse would not do it. Now I have another source of issue. Fingers crossed!
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It don't make power until it has weld or epoxy.
Old machine: '88 LT 500R (lots of weld and epoxy) Old New machine: '04 Baja X (A little weld and epoxy.) Newest addition: '04 Baja X basket case
NOT the only aluminum sleeved 730 and apparently not the first.
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05/02/2008 08:07 AM
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Halfliter
Pro Rider

Posts: 227
Joined: 03/29/2003
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The relay was it. I tapped it with my knuckle and it worked. I would have to do that every time I turned on those lights. Not real convenient while riding. So off to Napa I go. Thanks for finding that.
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It don't make power until it has weld or epoxy.
Old machine: '88 LT 500R (lots of weld and epoxy) Old New machine: '04 Baja X (A little weld and epoxy.) Newest addition: '04 Baja X basket case
NOT the only aluminum sleeved 730 and apparently not the first.
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05/08/2008 04:20 PM
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2006ds650xrider
Trailblazer

Posts: 65
Joined: 10/31/2006
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im having a similer problem. after one of the top lights burnt out the 2 baja lights only work when they feel like it.lol
guess im off to napa aswell
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2006 ds650 ams sidewinders and blacktails new itp mud lite sp's 15t sprocket K&N w/ outwear ac racing bumper and grab bar new aluminum rad shrouds some bling
"is that the ds650x?" "i heard that is the best quad ever"
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