United PacificHeavy Duty 12-Volt LED Flasher, 2 Terminals, 18 Gauge Insulated Ground Wire, 2-Pin LED Flasher, Plastic Body – 1 Unit (Part No. 90650)

Q: I have a '74 cb 750 and i want to add rear led turn signals. with this switch, would it be a case swapping out the original on the bike?

If the CB 750 has the traditional two prong flasher unit then it MAY be nearly as simple as swapping it out and finding a ground point for the wire shown in the picture. It would depend on the polarity of the prongs on your bike. If it is like my Chevy truck, you may have to run two jumper wires from the original mounting points to the new flasher to reverse polarity, or cut the wiring harness on the bike to reverse the polarity at the plug by exchanging the wires for the flasher.

Q: Can anyone tell me the length from the tip of the pins to the top of the flasher? It gives dimensions but does not specify what is what. Thank you.

Just ground it to the inside cab body, anywhere. Good grounding.

Q: do i need to add a fuse to prevent a shortage on wire harness?

If you're replacing an existing flasher or just adding it to a current circuit, you shouldn't need to add a fuse. The current circuits should already be protected. If you are adding a new circuit / lamp, I would add a fuse.

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United PacificHeavy Duty 12-Volt LED Flasher, 2 Terminals, 18 Gauge Insulated Ground Wire, 2-Pin LED Flasher, Plastic Body – 1 Unit (Part No. 90650)

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Brand	United Pacific
Color	Transparent, Black
Specific Uses For Product	Flasher
Light Source Type	LED
Vehicle Service Type	Car, Truck
Year	90650
Special Feature	LED light regulation
Voltage	12 Volts
Auto Part Position	Front
Lens Color	Black
Lens Material	Plastic
Item dimensions L x W x H	4.9 x 2.8 x 1.6 inches
UPC	710270906505 680474699636
Manufacturer	United Pacific Industries
Global Trade Identification Number	00710270906505
Model	90650
Item Weight	1.12 ounces
Product Dimensions	4.9 x 2.8 x 1.6 inches
Country of Origin	China
Item model number	90650
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Exterior	Machined
Manufacturer Part Number	90650
Special Features	LED light regulation

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United PacificHeavy Duty 12-Volt LED Flasher, 2 Terminals, 18 Gauge Insulated Ground Wire, 2-Pin LED Flasher, Plastic Body – 1 Unit (Part No. 90650)

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