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1994 RT BMW flasher unit switch?
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stevenrankin
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I seem to remember a few used switches for sale on Ebay a month ago. St.
pauls1150
MOA #24991, south of Los Angeles
Have a look at
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EME might also be a source - https://www.euromotoelectrics.com/category-s/1699.htm
I seem to recall there's a link somewhere for "substitute parts", but I can't find it...
Mysterious Blowing Fuse ‘78 R100/7
Hey, everybody! Looking for some sage wisdom to help with a mysterious blowing fuse that I have on my 1978 BMW R100/7. Here’s the full story: Went on a ride two weeks ago and somewhere along the way lost several electrical systems at once: all 4 turn signal lights, brake light, turn signal...
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EME might also be a source - https://www.euromotoelectrics.com/category-s/1699.htm
I seem to recall there's a link somewhere for "substitute parts", but I can't find it...
Probably here?
BMW Parts Substitutes - The Internet BMW Riders
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Nothing on that page for "flasher" or "hazard" though.
olironrider
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eBay Item: 116559445141, aka: 61 31 1 243 007
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