Topic: Turn signal buzzers

[jph5560]

Hey Bryan , Thanks for the respond. 2 black wires from the left turn and 2 black wires from right turn. left goes to orange with white stripe and one is solid orange. the right side black wires go to light blue with white stripe and one solid light blue. Ive tried disconnecting everthing one at a time and it turns off both the beeper and signal. and now I cant get the signal to work I think I blew a fuse. Now I dont know where the fuse is located for the signals. I should have just left it alone. Thanks for your help

[jph5560]

Am I supposed to be looking for 2 wires from the beeper itself because I cant tell where the damn beeper is

[Deltarider]

It's the brown/blue wire in the headlight bucket you need to disconnect. But... why didn't you consult the wiring diagram?

[jph5560]

Thanks guys, everthing is working good now.

[Deltarider]

Do not identify your bike by 'year'. It's meaningless American folklore which often results in ordering the wrong parts as many here have found out. All CB500/550 parts lists are here: https://www.honda4fun.com/materiale/documentazione-tecnica. Just compare the engine- and framenumber of yours to those listed in one of the first four pages.

[newday777]

Hey guys, Stupid question. I have a 75 550-4, How do I disconnect the turn signal beepers. Those things are very annoying to me.

Open the headlight (3 JIS screws hold the headlight to the bucket)
Follow the wire into the bucket, push and pull the wire from the buzzer and look inside the bucket for the wire sleeve as it moves to find the bullet connectors and unplug the 2 wires.
Test to be sure everything else still works and then put the headlight back together.

Or you just push the headlight switch just half way and the buzzer won't buzz.