800 Vulcan Models

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Kisan SignalMinder - Honda VT750/1100 Shadow/ Valkyrie/ XTX1800/ Kawasaki VN500/ 800 Vulcan Models

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Part Number: KIS-SM-3

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(4 stars) reviewed on 08/10/05 by
alphadog01 (alphadog01) from Iron Mountain, MI, United States, for a 2004 600 Shadow VLX wrote:

pretty simple to install, i actually moved it to under the side panel when my owners manual is located i just used a wire tie to secure it. I couldnt get the springs in the switch to work right so i gave up on that.
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(4 stars) reviewed on 08/02/05 by
Jacky Davis (DAVISJ2) from Harvest, AL, United States, for a 2003 600 Shadow VLX wrote:

works great. The return springs are a little tricky.
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(4 stars) reviewed on 04/26/05 by
Doug Horton (paintman) from lansing, IL, United States, for a 1999 600 Shadow VLX wrote:

Bought it to work with my LED lights. Works great.
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(5 stars) reviewed on 08/20/04 by
stinky (cdpjsc) from Morgan Hill, CA, United States, for a 2003 red 600 Shadow VLX wrote:

I ordered the SM-3 on-line for my 2003 Honda Shadow 600 VLX on a Wenesday evening (10:00pm), it arrived in the mail on Friday afternoon. Basic installation took less than 20minutes ... 5minutes to unbolt and pull the seat, 5minutes to unplug the OEM relay and plug in the SM-3, another 10 minutes to get the seat lined up again and bolted down. I wasn't too impressed with the basic operation, so I went back and did the complete installation. That took maybe another 20 minutes to hook up the three wires Left/Right/Brake (all crimp on connections, no need to cut any wires), and about 40 minutes to disassemble the switch housing to install the two return springs, and reassemble. I was a bit nervous about taking the switch housing apart (just two screws), but all was OK as nothing came flying out of the housing. The pictures in the Installation Guide were not very clear (i.e. as in fuzzy). Getting the springs in place was a little tedious, it helps to have small needle nose pliers. I had ...
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