Turning lamps on CSC?

[rickt]

I recently bought an 05 GW with a CSC conversion w/ ground effects.
The turning lamp on the left side of the ground effects is out. Tried reaching in there and pushed, pulled, twisted to no avail.
Before i really get aggressive thought it would be wise to see if anyone knows how the lamps come out.

BTW, i did send an email via the CSC websight, got an auto reply saying they got my memo, but they never answered.

thanks

 

[06wingman]

rickt I think there are two little screws behind the rubber peice on the light that you have to take out.

 

[Scalp Hunter]

wingman is correct. it also helps if you can find a trained rehsus (small) monkey to get in there. you can buy the replacement bulbs from autozone for about 3:50 ea.

 

[DakotaRider]

Changing out the CSC cornering lights is doable. I had one of mine burn out on a trip to Sturgis a couple of years back, and purchased a replacement at Wally World. A buck 75 if I can remember correctly.

 

[rickt]

wingman is correct. it also helps if you can find a trained rehsus (small) monkey to get in there. you can buy the replacement bulbs from autozone for about 3:50 ea.

I'll check on those screws as Wingman sugggested -- think i have a monkey screwdriver -- or maybe it's a wrench??? just can't remember anymore

Thanks

 

[carbco]

Pull the rubber boot off and you'll see a really small Phillips screw holding the bulb in the housing. Take it out (be sure not to drop it) and the light will pull right out. The light has a metal base on it as well. I think it's an H3 12 volt bulb 35 watt. You might have to crimp the new bulb hot wire onto the loom that comes from the back of the floorboard. You need little hands.

 

[FRR]

Call Kyle at CSC He is most helpful

 

[SEABILL]

Pull the rubber boot off and you'll see a really small Phillips screw holding the bulb in the housing. Take it out (be sure not to drop it) and the light will pull right out. The light has a metal base on it as well. I think it's an H3 12 volt bulb 35 watt. You might have to crimp the new bulb hot wire onto the loom that comes from the back of the floorboard. You need little hands.

+1 - Just did this to mine.