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Flasher relay help...

87fz600

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So a week ago I was very fortunate to acquire a 1987 FZ 600 for a trade on a cheap chinese atv. The bike is for the most part awesome, minus the fact that who ever owned it previously felt the need to tweak a few things. There is no longer a fuse box, all fuses are in line fuses now. And the flasher relay is a 4 pin relay that is just absolutely impossible to find. Didn't help the brainless individual sanded it down and painted it to make it stand out. Took the paint off with acetone and can't find any markings on it other then that it was an Omron product. With a search through their site I can't find anything matching. This is my first bike and I'm really wanting to get her running perfect and legal, already been pulled over twice. There's a few other issues with her but the only one getting the cops on my tail is the flashers, whether I use hand signals or not. Any help on where to get the relay or maybe a replacement would be greatly appreciated.
*BTW Thanks to the motorcycle community out there. Pet**** got clogged causing bike to shut off while riding...2 seperate people stopped to help me load it onto one of their trucks and take me home* Don't see people in cars helping other people in cars.
 
I think the easiest would be to buy a car flasher relay at a parts shop and fit spade lugs on the wires and connect it that way. At least then if it dies you can get a replacement off the shelf.

I assume that Pet**** is the fuel tap :) Damned censors! :spank:
 
I was stoked that they stopped. The guy With the truck had a flat on his bike and a guy helped him asking that he pay it forward if he ever saw someone, asked the same of me. Totally cool.

I checked the local auto store and they had no clue about a matching relay. If I can't find one I think I'll find a new harness and wire it in. Hopefully I can find a 4 pin harness and can figure out the wiring easy. I'm a little clueless when it comes to electrical.
 
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