GAAAH!!! What did I do????

[bootscooterboogie]

Ok, so I got the new LED blinkers in the mail today and excitedly went to my friend's house to install them (he has much cooler tools than me).  So, we took the old front blinker off and wired the new blinker on.  The first time we wired it, we heard the blinker noise, but the blinker didn't work.  Then, thinking that the wiring was backwards, we switched the wires.

Trouble...

Now, my scooter won't start, kick start, make a noise... nothing...

Then, I called f*!king Racing Planet USA and spoke with some dickwad named Alex who suggested I take my scooter to an electrician........  Useless suggestion, as electricians work on houses.........  And, because he told me that he doesn't have a manager or supervisor (he apparently owns all of Racing Planet), I cancelled my order and will never order from them, again.  RUDE and stupid people....

So, anyway...  how do I fix my poor lil' scooter?  What'd I do?  Where did I go wrong?  HELP!!!  Please?

[blue]

It may just be a fuse check that frist. if not you may of blow your relay if so you well have to replace it.
the relay is under the front plastic by the horn. Becarfull when you are playing with the wireing take the + wire off the battery when doing so. And if you are adding any wires to the scoot make sure you add a fuse to the + wire. But in your case you may not have too.

[baddi]

If no electric work, it is problably just a fuse. :p
If only certain parts of the electric system is out of function, the part controlling that electric device is usually the broken thing.

[Vivo]

fuse first...

[OregonDad]

When switching to LEDs you need to replace the flasher relay with one that does not have a minimum load requirement.

[mono]

When switching to LEDs you need to replace the flasher relay with one that does not have a minimum load requirement.

+1 one that... (Although the original relay will also work with load resistors added, but that's not a sound solution in many ways, don't go there...)

It may just be a fuse check that frist.

+1 one that... Be sure to disconnect the relay before replacing the fuse though...

some dickwad named Alex who suggested I take my scooter to an electrician........  Useless suggestion, as electricians work on houses.....

-1 on that... I think this Alex is not that stupid...
Having worked in this field for a while, I can tell that an electrician obviously has more basic knowledge about electric systems as simple as that of a scooter than most of you guys out there - not only about finding the cause of a malfunction, but also on safety issues like fire hazard, which is very real in scooterland... (Blue, was that you with those smoking wires ?)

[blue]

Yes it was me with the smokeing wires. It was because my relay was bad along with the wires going to the elc. starter was bad so I had to to some rewireing. all is good and.  ( knock on wood my scoot is at its best.)