Wiring Question

[GeneralTso]

So I have a a question about ground. I'm trying to wire up the front turn signals and I have the hot for left and right but no ground wire from what I can tell. My question is can I ground the turn signals to the same ground as the headlight or is that going to cause problems?

I've been looking but can't see any ground that was dedicated for the turn signals. The headlight ground works on the bench but I don't know if it would cause problems.

Thanks guys

[humanbeing]

Jam to headlight's ground ?!!! Will that overloads & fail ALL related to wire's size.
If i were u, i will add extra ground wire...

Typical chonda:

If the gauge is single bulb Ref to http://chinariders.net/showthread.ph...546#post165546
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Divides it method saves time to fix problems...
E-start http://chinariders.net/showthread.ph...973#post226973 I will upload the rest (IGN / Charging & lights) in future...

[hertz9753]

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http://www.chinariders.net/showpost....&postcount=136

I am just trying to help but for some reason I couldn't quote.

[david3921]

Double check your wiring. You should be able to find a green wire with a double female end. There is one on the left in the picture that Human Being posted. That's the most common way the turn signals are grounded.

[humanbeing]

Originally Posted by david3921

...should be able to find a green wire with a double female end. There is one on the left in the picture that Human Being posted. That's the most common way...

As i said b4 some chinese character isn't that hard to guess the meaning... 双 (double/ a pair...) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese...und_ideographs

[GeneralTso]

Originally Posted by david3921

Double check your wiring. You should be able to find a green wire with a double female end. There is one on the left in the picture that Human Being posted. That's the most common way the turn signals are grounded.

HA, that is exactly what I found this evening, perfect fit!

[GeneralTso]