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       #Post#: 858--------------------------------------------------
       Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: Rusty Shovel Date: April 20, 2014, 12:58 am
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       I've heard that KTM couldn't figure out how to not melt turn
       signals.  Here I am, 1300 miles in, and my turn signal has
       already melted.
       [img]
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       Disappointing that a 2014 model is still suffering from the same
       simple problem as the 2008's.  KTM has had plenty of time to
       figure this out.
       I just ordered a pair of these:
  HTML http://sicassracing.com/store/bmz_cache/2/25a2d3ace931f87ca5d8a3cf2ac1af97.image.135x150.gif
       They're the flush mount signals from sicass racing.  Here's
       another pic of them mounted on an EXC:
  HTML http://i519.photobucket.com/albums/u359/wvdualsport/bike%20pics/DSC02561a.jpg
       That should stay out of the way of the exhaust gases!  I'll post
       my review once I install them.
       #Post#: 2742--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: Drivodina Date: April 25, 2015, 3:55 am
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       What we do say is that I like to read and do not understand.
       #Post#: 2757--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: Rusty Shovel Date: April 27, 2015, 5:25 pm
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       [quote author=Drivodina link=topic=192.msg2742#msg2742
       date=1429952140]
       What we do say is that I like to read and do not understand.
       [/quote]
       I'm sorry, but, errr... what?? :-\
       #Post#: 2761--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: ShakeWell Date: April 27, 2015, 11:58 pm
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       Nice looking fix, graphics looks good too!
       #Post#: 2991--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: Philip Pino Date: July 15, 2015, 6:17 pm
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       I just melted my turn signal on my trip to Moab, UT over the 4th
       of July weekend.  I think it was the combination of the 112*
       heat going through the Mojave desert and the exhaust heat which
       did it in.  I took a trip up to the Sierra's in early spring and
       didn't have the problem.  My guess is because of the lower
       ambient temperatures. Thank God I had a roll of Gorilla Tape in
       my tool kit.  I wonder if remapping the Fi would stop this
       problem.  Richening the mixture should reduce exhaust temp.  Any
       opinions on this would help.
       #Post#: 2993--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: rednipj Date: July 15, 2015, 9:45 pm
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       I took the whole tail light assembly off and put this much
       smaller LED brake light w/ integrated turn signals on.
       [URL=
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       Don't know if legal in all states. Just trying to make it look
       more like a dirtbike.
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       Re: Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: mcrider Date: July 16, 2015, 10:10 am
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       Putting on a Wings exhaust on my '13 got rid on the heat.  The
       stock one is very hot.
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       Re: Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: Philip Pino Date: July 17, 2015, 11:43 am
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       Melted the signal with my Wings exhaust.
       #Post#: 3000--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: SLAP75 Date: July 17, 2015, 7:13 pm
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       [quote author=Philip Pino link=topic=192.msg2998#msg2998
       date=1437151416]
       Melted the signal with my Wings exhaust.
       [/quote]
       hello, newb here.  got my 15 690 a couple of months ago... just
       put my wings can on a couple of days ago and love it. question,
       are you guys that are torching the blinker with wings exhaust
       not running a db killer?  that top pic looks like a wings with
       no db killer.  its hard to see that happening with the db killer
       installed since it sends the exhaust downward.  I also have the
       euro tail kit and mounted the blinkers up a little further away
       from the exit.  I plan on cutting the db killer flush with the
       end of the can, don't like the looks of that piece sticking out
       like that....
       #Post#: 3002--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Melted Rear Turn Signal
       By: Philip Pino Date: July 19, 2015, 1:59 am
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       I run the "quiet" insert.  The exhaust is aimed right at the
       lower half of the blinker.  I may try to shorten the stalks of
       the blinkers to get it out of the heat, or stick some Dynamat
       insulation on the blinker.
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