[Plow13]

I just got my burgman 400 2006. When the low beam the light pointing down on the switch is on both bulbs are lit up. Wen I put the high the light pointing out on the switch only one bulb is on....is this normal or do I have one burnt out

 

[Wes_Ingram]

I would say that the high beam is toast in the one that is out. :thumbup:

 

[Plow13]

Thanks for the quick reply. Now to find out how to change it and what bulb

 

[Duster]

Check out the How-To thread on this site....
good explanations there...
will take you for ever the first time...
(at least it will seem like it)
take you 5 minutes the second time... :lol:

 

[v8eyedoc]

I just got my burgman 400 2006. When the low beam the light pointing down on the switch is on both bulbs are lit up. Wen I put the high the light pointing out on the switch only one bulb is on....is this normal or do I have one burnt out

1. Get a milk crate to sit on.....

2. Reach up under the front cowling (you will be doing this - "blind"......!)

3. You will feel around until you place your fingers on the rubber seal (I think there is one!) covering the back of the headlight bulb.

4. Remove that and "diddle around some more".... Remove the bulb.

5.Replace in the reverse order.

TADA!!!! DONE!!!!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Hammer]

Watch this first.
Headlight Halogen Bulb Replacement
http://youtu.be/HfDbd0zgyKM

 

[gruntled]

Wear a pair of gloves. Thin ones will probably be necessary. If you get oil from your fingers on the bulb it will rather quickly cause the bulb to burn out. I just had one changed & you can see the burned in fingerprint. They also changed the other bulb & you can see where the fingerprint was burned in there also even though it had not yet blown.
I just watched the video & I saw that he only touched the BACK of the bulb. As long as you are careful to only touch the rear you should be OK.

 

[Duster]

Wear a pair of gloves. Thin ones will probably be necessary. If you get oil from your fingers on the bulb it will rather quickly cause the bulb to burn out.

For a little extra precaution, clean the glass part of the lightbulb
assembly with some alcohol.