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| | i have 2 questions. first, how do i get both of my headlights on at once on my zuma, i would like to re-wire it so they are both on at the same time for high and low beam, does anyone know how to re-wire it so i can do that? also, is this really the last year they are going to sell zumas in the U.S? |
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| | i dont know about the first question but yes this is the last year of the zuma, its either because their banning two strokes or their coming out with something else, yamaha has to provide parts for the zuma for 10 years i beleive |
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| Before you start to wire both lights together, please to consider that when you use the high beam light in the night, you might to get the ticket. It is just my 2 cents.
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| I don't think you can rewire your lights. One is high beem and one is low beem. like a car.
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| I was worrie about getting parts but they told me it ok. I have a life time of parts. so don't worry
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| | Yeah, putting on both at once at different stages is totally doable: both low beam and then both high. they're the same light, no stock difference. |
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| zuma lights on e-bay makes an awesome wiring harness for twenty bucks. It was really east to do. Just plug it in.
Rico |
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