MotoInstruction.ru
Mobile
version
Articles
& news
Site
map
Feed
back
Add to
bookmark
English Русский
Aprilia
BMW
Ducati
Harley
Honda
Kawasaki
Suzuki
Triumph
Yamaha
Aprilia:
RS-series▾
RS125 [3] (1998-2005)
Shiver▾
SL750 (2007-2016)

Turn signal switch (Aprilia Shiver 750)

  • Main
  • Aprilia
  • Shiver
  • SL 750
  • Information for owner
  • Control devices
  • Turn signal switch
0
Move the switch to the left to show left turn; move the switch to the right to show a right turn. When the switch is pressed, the turn signal is turned off.

Move the switch to the left to show left turn; move the switch to the right to show a right turn.…


Attention! If the indicator lamp with arrows flashes rapidly, this means that one or both turn signal lamps have burned out.


The source is located on the portal: MOTOINSTRUCTION.ru
See this article in russian language
This article has been reviewed: Serafim Sazonov
◀ Previous
Aprilia SL750 : Control devices
Next ▶

The beep button
Egnition lock
Additional functions
Control buttons
Button overtaking
Emergency button
Start button
Engine switch
Similar articles about motorcycles of other brands
Turn Signal Switch Inspection Suzuki 1000A/XA V-Strom (2014-2019)
Checking the turn signal/hazard relay Yamaha FZ1 Fazer (2006-2015)
Turn signal light circuit Kawasaki ZX6R/ZX600J (2000-2002)
Turn signal relay — checking, removing and installing Honda CB 400 SF (1992-1999)
Changing turn signal light bulbs Ducati Monster 696 (2007-2014)
Link to this article in different formats
TEXTHTMLBB Code
Comments and feedback from visitors
No comments yet, you will be the first!
 


Add up two numbers: 38 + 27

       



 

 
SL750 (2007-2016) 
  • Information for owner
  • Introduction to manual
  • Control devices
  • Operation manual
  • Technical characteristics
  • Maintenance
  • Engine and systems
  • Engine repair
  • Lubrication system
  • Cooling system
  • Fuel system
  • Transmission
  • Running gear and frame
  • Frame and hinged elements
  • Front suspension and handlebar
  • Rear suspension
  • Brake system
  • Electric equipment
  • Equipment and devices
Aprilia BMW Ducati Harley Honda Kawasaki Suzuki Triumph Yamaha
MotoInstruction.ru © 2021–2025 | Sitemap | Articles | Contacts | Site search | Add to bookmarks | Mobile version