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Good for you! I had no problems reassembling went together like a dream! I am so pleased with the result. Great mod bd43! The fabricated connector fitted like a glove, excellent mod. Thank you so much for posting, your write up made the difference (to me at least) between doing it and not doing it. Cheers bd43 I owe you a drink! Cheers Trev

Great mod that I'll be doing myself! Just as an aside, I was told, rightly or wrongly that all bikes with twin headlights only have one functionally wired up dipped beam because of EU laws and it only applies to bikes manufactured after a certain date, that would explain the vacant pin space. My friends 2001 Kawasaki 900 has both headlights on as standard. What I don't understand is why, in the US and Europe the left hand dipped...

I made my wiring harness a bit differently.... I added a second H4 socket to the same harness, and populated the low beam pin as described elswere. If there is a need to remove the second low beam, and I still want the high beam function, all I have to do is unplug the added socket, and plug the OEM socket back in. That quick, and I am back to OEM wiring. Probably would not pass muster at an MOT inspection; but here in Oregon, no one inspects...

I forgot to say that even though the clamps show up don't look great in the undercarriage and closeup pictures, you can barely see the rubber and clamps at normal eye level.

I had gotten bd43's harness awhile ago, but was waiting for an almost empty tank of gas before I did the work. I got around to it this weekend. Very easy to do, I found another website: Yamaha FZ6 Fazer S2 dual headlight mod (have both headlights on) | David Hurst . It walked through step by step, and was a great help. My only snag came at putting the top of the airbox down, it took me several times wiggling it to get it to set flush on...

Quote: Originally Posted by uglyguitar I found another website: Yamaha FZ6 Fazer S2 dual headlight mod (have both headlights on) | David Hurst . It walked through step by step, and was a great help. Thanks for the link. All I can say is "wow", David did a bang of a write-up on this mod. Kudos!

Quote: Originally Posted by bd43 Thanks for the link. All I can say is "wow", David did a bang of a write-up on this mod. Kudos! I like the way he mentions you and our forum with the write up. YOUR famous

man this is amazing! You are a real artist! Can't wait to hear/see them on the bike!

just read all 7 pages of this, best thread I've seen here, truly impressive accomplishment, you'll deserve to be some proud when this is done, can't wait to see the finished product on the bike, like said previously: WOW

you don't have to wait very long. http://www.fz6-forum.com/forum/how-t...-slip-ons.html (How To Make Your Own Exhaust Slip Ons)