How to install Integrated Taillight with signals on 2003-2006 Honda 600RR by TST Industries

The TST Industries Integrated Taillight will complete your 2003-2006 600RR, and give it that sleek and sexy look. For more info please visit: tstindustries.com/Integrated-T...
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Looking for the brightest, plug-and-play integrated taillight for your 2003 - 2006 600 RR? Look no further!
Our system will enable you to make your Honda sexy and sleek by getting rid of that fender and stock light/signals assembly. The TST Industries taillight features a proprietary circuit comprised of 80 super bright LEDs, 40 of which are dedicated to the signaling circuit. The running light, brake light, and signals are very bright and noticeable. The lens, available in a choice of clear or smoked, uses hexagonal dome light diffusing elements to provide a light output that is fuller and smoother than on our competitors lights.
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[@TheChosenOne558]

Awesome video! Although it was simpler than I thought this video helped a lot. Sub!

[@TSTindustries]

Thanks for the subscription! We're glad we were able to help you that much more.

[@WeeeklyBoom]

was going to ask something but it was answered in the video. good thing I watched this video instead of reading the instructions on the paper. step 1 on the paper instructions says that I should have three Sq components and I only got one, which was the taillight. did not get the tap-splice connector or the resistor, BUT I ordered the relay with the tail light. so that worked well.

[@TSTindustries]

Sorry for the confusion there! We try to take any confusion out during the installation process so if a customer purchases a relay, we remove the resistors that they will not need.

[@ramosfernando5907]

I have a question I bout one tail light but come different the two cables separate my bike has only one conector how can connected my bike is 2006 cbr

[@jesselunceford-levesque7469]

Man I wish you guys made this for the F4i.

[@Nitehawkrr]

Is this allowed in the U.K. or do you have to have indicators as standard , meaning can you have them in the tail light before I purchase ???

[@hornick12ify]

Yeah i just installed this integrated tail light on my 06 cbr. I wired in the resistors as well. The blinkers hyper flash and sometimes they go soild yellow when on? Maybe a loose connection to the resistor plugs? Any thoughts? Much appreciated

[@TSTindustries]

Please contact our customer support guys through our website during business hours. They will troubleshoot this for you.

[@djhboi4473]

Can you tell me where is the relay is located on a cbr650f 2015 pls... Great videos btw

[@TSTindustries]

We haven't had a chance to inspect that bike thoroughly, however, we suspect that it might be located near the battery or possibly underneath the gas tank. You can watch our video on the CBR500R model and use that as a reference: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGe9m6iFh7SDpaM

[@dirtbikekell7755]

I have a problem of the brake lights staying on when I press on the brakes it stays the same blinkers work btw ?

[@TSTindustries]

Please check your foot brake switch spring tension. Chances are that is permanently tripped

[@12345chingchong]

hey ive purchased one of these and followed the video but once ive plugged in all the wires accordingly and when i signal the turn signals just stay solid and dont flash. they turn off once i turn it off but dont blink at all. any suggestions? thanks

[@TSTindustries]

Do you have an LED Flasher Relay installed? If not, that could be what's causing your issue. Without an LED Flasher Relay, your bike will either have a very fast turn signal flash rate or they will constantly stay on. Please check out our installation video for that product below and if you have any further questions just let us know! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX2TiYGZqd14jdE

[@12345chingchong]

on the video all you guys did was plug and play and it worked prfectly. thought id do the same but it didnt work unless yku guys installed the resistor before hand

[@TSTindustries]

At 10:30 in the timeline I discuss the resistors and relay. We did not pre-install resistors on this bike. The bike was actually hyperflashing and we did a relay installation later in a separate video. To me it sounds like you have something miswired on your bike, or the flasher module in your dash unit has stopped working properly. I would check your front signals for how they are wired. Incorrect wiring of the front signals is often the culprit in signaling system problems like what you are describing. If the case is that the signaling module in your dash did in fact stop functioning, you can get our relay specific for this bike and that will solve your issue. Our relay bypasses the flash metering functionality of the dash and you can see the installation video of that part through its web page on TSTIndustries.com or in "Flasher Relays" playlist of our channel here. Please check your wiring first as that is the most probable cause of your issues, and the second solution I provided will not fix symptoms related to the bad wiring.

[@jemelmonger]

@@TSTindustries hey. I was having the same issue as stated in the comment above. My front signals are not yet wired up. would that be a reason for the turn signals to stay solid and not flash at all ?

[@TSTindustries]

@@jemelmonger I don't want to assuming anything and just say yes to avoid steering you wrong. When you say your front signals aren't wired up yet, do you mean there is no front signals on the bike? If you have the integrated tail light connected and no front signals your signaling system draw very little current as compare to the two incandescent bulbs it is designed for. The pair of bulbs in each side of your signaling system pull about 1.5 amps with every flash. With just the tail light signals plugged in you are pulling on the order of 100mA per flash. That is about 7% of what the bike expects. I would say the relay will be necessary anyway expect. That should be your next mod, and I think it will take care of the problem for you.

[@DR61411]

I wish these came in clear lense too

[@TSTindustries]

For many years we manufactured this light in both clear and smoked. The smoked variant usually outsold the clear in a range of 8~9 to 1. Now that the bike model has been dead for many years, that 8 to 1 ratio makes for very few sales of the clear variant. It no longer makes sense to mold the clear lenses. We had to discontinue it.

[@owenthomas9793]

THANK YOU for someone finally putting the fucking year of the bike in the title. Fuck people suck man 16! 16 vids until I find one for my year RR 06 with the actual year of the bike in the title. People beg for views

[@jdbeenzable]

I installed and upon testing the taillight runs yellow and blinks (when turn signals are activated) red. Brake functions properly and I’ve installed the flasher relay with no change.

[@TSTindustries]

JD Pitts this is a very common problem we see with modified bikes. Your front signals are a single circuit lamp type and are wired incorrectly. The running light wire is connected with the signal wire into your signal lamps. Take apart the wiring to the front signals and disconnect the wires that have a white trace on them. One side will be blue with white trace, and the other will be orange with white trace. Those wires need to be insulated and remain not connected.

[@jdbeenzable]

TSTindustries did what you said and it worked! Phenomenal CS!! Extremely pleased with the products as well! Thank you!

[@Daedae358]

Does not installing the relay negatively impact my bike in anyway. I'm personally fine with the hyperflashing as long as it flahses

[@gagerix867]

i would like to know the answer to this question

[@dovynl4657]

Looking for the same one for my 2006 cbr1000rr would this for on it too?

[@dovynl4657]

Fit*

[@TSTindustries]

Its the same taillight for 03-06 600 and 04-07 1000

[@irfannajafi6141]

Can a 2006 cbr 600rr intergrated tail light fit in a 2010 cbr 600rr??

[@TSTindustries]

Can it fit, sure but modifications will be needed. You can always just buy the correct one for your bike.

[@dingdongcajes6158]

Is there are taillight for cbr150r 2017?

[@TSTindustries]

We do not offer one, at this time.

[@Spirittism]

cbr150r ? lol get a bigger bike bro.

[@meowsty]

hello, I followed the video doing everything correct, but my left turn signal stays on when turn signal switch is off. if I use the signal it works as its supose to. but on the dash the left turn signal stays on. I unplug everything it stays on, suggesting it's some sort of error code. when I plug the old turn signal it it goes off. I also installed a relay using your video, so no hyper blink. just the left turn signal stays on. I'm thinking I need to wire in a resistor or sorts... any suggestions?

[@TSTindustries]

It sounds exactly like a very common problem caused by wiring your running light wire to the signal wire in the front. Each front signal side has a solid color wire [orange or blue depending on side], same solid with a white stripe, and a green (signal, running, ground respectively). You need to make sure that you do not wire the solid/white stripe into anything. Tape it off and ensure it is not able to ground out.

[@meowsty]

+TSTindustries I wired them to the rear turn signals lights which only have two wires, one solid and one green, so no running wire if I'm correct?

[@meowsty]

+meowsty I also soldered the old connectors to the signal cables coming out of the tail light so to ensure proper connection. there is only ground (green) left for both signals which I taped off for now.

[@TSTindustries]

You are clearly using a taillight that was not manufactured by us because our taillights have all OEM connectors and are plug and play. I will reiterate that the problem you are describing is caused by improper wiring of front signals. Do what I described earlier to your front signals and your problem will go away. You can read about this common issue here: tstindustries.desk.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1682275-i-plugged-my-tail-light-in-and-the-sigals-came-on-and-are-stuck-on-why-is-this-

[@meowsty]

+TSTindustries alright I will do. Thank you.

[@12345chingchong]

what fender is that? that's not stock is it?

[@TSTindustries]

If you are referring to the fender eliminator then it is our own brand TST Industries. You can see the part and it's installation video here: tstindustries.com/TST-Fender-Eliminator-Honda-03-16-CBR600RR-04-07-CBR1000RR.html

[@12345chingchong]

I'm talking about the one that's in the video. The so called rear fender assembly with the license plate holder. Thanks for the reply

[@frankcrowfairfoot]

Hi, I am looking for the tail light bracket! What the name off that part?

[@TSTindustries]

Here is where you find it: tstindustries.com/tst-fender-eliminator-honda-03-16-cbr600rr-04-07-cbr1000rr.html And here is where you find all of our parts for the 03-06 600RR: tstindustries.com/honda-cbr-600rr-2003-2006/

[@frankcrowfairfoot]

Didn’t, you know the name? Thanks

[@TSTindustries]

@@frankcrowfairfoot i may have misunderstood your question. Which tail light bracket are you referring to?

[@dah.sheeky]

@@TSTindustries to mount the tail light to the rear fairing itself. i am also doing this install on my o6 cbr rr and the brackets i have these two hanger type brackets and they do not fit. I would need that one piece bracket you had in the installation video. Is there a place i can find that bracket?

[@joshevans5768]

@@TSTindustries I need the same bracket. The one you are installing the tail light to the rear fairing at the 6:27 mark on your video

[@kongzillagod]

Are these still available

[@TSTindustries]

yes, of course. tstindustries.com/TST-LED-Integrated-Taillight-Honda-CBR600RR-2003-2006-CBR1000RR-2004-2007.html

[@FpsHavokboy]

Where can I get that bracket?

[@TSTindustries]

You are commenting on a tail light installation. I don't know what bracket you are referencing. All aftermarket parts on this bike are from TSTindustries.com (us), and if it is an OEM part you are after I would recommend our friends MRcycles.com

[@bakerwatches3586]

My bike has 4 wires one white one orange one blue and one black

[@TSTindustries]

I'm not entirely sure what you are asking but you can shoot over an email to support to help you out: [e-mail]

[@bakerwatches3586]

I recently ordered a tell light for my 2003 Honda cbr600rr I noticed that the tst tail light only has 3 wire connectors and my bike has 4 Wire connectors

[@EagleWaffles]

The fourth wire is for the liscence plate light

[@roadrash8334]

but how do I replace bulbs?

[@TSTindustries]

+Will Hamilton You don't. These are sealed units that use LED's instead of bulbs. LED's will outlast your bike so there will never be a need to change them.

[@roadrash8334]

+TSTindustries my left blinker and my bac km brake light are both not working tho

[@TSTindustries]

+Will Hamilton where did you purchase your light?

[@roadrash8334]

+TSTindustries from tst of course! ! your absolutely right I have a bad connection! just gotta go thru and find it. I had it put on by someone who I thought knew what they were doing. I admit after looking that was a mistake. thanks for the reply! I would have gotten a whole new light if you didn't advise me!

[@TSTindustries]

+Will Hamilton Cool. Let us know if there is anything we can help you with.

[@TurianX]

Did I just watch you pull a baggy of coke from under that fairing?!

[@TSTindustries]

I have got to hear this...which time stamp are you talking about?

[@TurianX]

3:36. Then once the fairing is removed, it's gone! Lol. Now c'mon...it's not coke. But that shit was funny.

[@StupidEarthlings]

Vid shows nothing that a "special" kid couldnt do. Does ANYONE actually know anything about wiring? Derp, just unplug, and plug in new one. Thanks.

[@TSTindustries]

We don't fully understand the context of your comment but if you're saying, it's so simple anyone can install this, you are 100% right. You'd probably also want to gouge your eyes out at the fact we've had to film install videos for bar ends and spools...