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    • #12649
      Ruheel
      Participant

      Hey guys, my tail brake light works but not my tail light. I wanted to change the bulb myself (might be the culprit) but I dont know how to access it. It’s a 2010 GT250R EFI model. Cheers

    • #12651
      Simon
      Participant

      Remove the rear seat & you access it through there

    • #12653
      Ruheel
      Participant

      I can see the wire to the tail bulb but cant get it out, seems like it’s jammed inside. Do I just pull harder? Cheers

    • #12655
      Simon
      Participant

      If I remember rightly you have to turn it

    • #12656
      ♠️ M77
      Keymaster

      I can see the wire to the tail bulb but cant get it out, seems like it’s jammed inside. Do I just pull harder? Cheers

      Is it a “single bulb”  or  do you have LED OEM Rear light ?
      (Korea changed lights in 2009-2012 onwards for GT bikes to have factory red LED’s at the back.

      If it is a bulb type  (older shape model Hyosung) = You can try what Simon said!   (use a little bit of contact cleaner around the bulb and socket to free it off a little bit and be gentle.

    • #12667
      Ruheel
      Participant

      Any idea? Thank you

    • #12668
      Ruheel
      Participant

      Should be oem led right? Do i have to change the whole part? Thnks

    • #12669
      Simon
      Participant

      Sorry it’s led sorry replaced as a unit.

    • #12670
      Ruheel
      Participant

      The brake light is still working. Do you reckon I should check the wires and fuses first?

    • #12676
      ♠️ M77
      Keymaster

      The brake light is still working. Do you reckon I should check the wires and fuses first?

      If you see red lights = the unit is working ,    it could be your RELAY because newer generation Hyosungs uses RELAYS to control the front and rear lights
      (Click this link to see it)

      You will find this relay located on the LEFT REAR COVER of the pillion seat.

      Maybe clean the contacts and check wires ?  If nothing,  it could be the relay or there is a “break” in the wire along somewhere at the back that is stopping the voltage signal going to the Red LED’s at the back.

      The “Brakes” will trigger the LED,  independently.   The brakes use their own switch attached to the master cylinders.

    • #12702
      Ruheel
      Participant

      Thnks for the help, it was just a wiring issue

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