- 1). Remove the mounting screws on the front turn signals of your motorcycle using a Phillips screwdriver. There should be one screw on each side of the turn signal shaft.
- 2). Slide the turn signal assembly away from the fairing of the motorcycle. These should be simple clipped-in, and since the mounting screws are already removed, should come out easily.
- 3). Unplug the turn signals from their leads to the bike's electrical box. These plugs just slide apart. They are secured only with friction.
- 4). Plug in the new turn signals on both sides and gently slide and clip them into place on the fairing. The plugs have one large end and one small. They will only fit one way. Replace the mounting screws to secure them into place.
- 5). Remove the rear turn signals using a 10mm socket wrench to hold the mounting nut inside the fairing stiff while you turn the mounting screws on the outside of the fairing using a Phillips screwdriver. Pull the turn signals away from the fairing.
- 6). Unplug these signals from their leads like you did with the front signals.
- 7). Plug in the new rear signals and slide them into place on the rear fairing.
- 8). Replace the mounting screws and bolts to secure the turn signals. Once again, use a screwdriver on the outside to turn the mounting screws and a socket wrench inside to hold the nuts in place.
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