I often found on the CB650SC the draw on the battery below 2500 RPMs was
enough to prevent the turn signals from working properly. A little time
above that RPM level and they usually came back to functioning properly -
as long as there were no other issues.

On Wed, Oct 16, 2019 at 9:39 AM Donny Ravioli <[email protected]> wrote:

> RPMs don't matter.
> I tried holding it in different positions when it didn't work thinking
> gravity might make it easier for the switch to close... no effect.
>
> My new flasher came in yesterday. It's not round with a metal case. It's
> rectangular with a plastic case. But it plugged right in and works
> perfectly (for the 30 seconds I played with it). Hopefully the problem does
> not return.
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