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 Blowing fuses
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Joined: Jan 2005
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The circuit for the driving light, (the one for the taillight to stay on) keeps burning out. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this? Thanks
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Re: Blowing fuses
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Look at the bulb socket for corrosion or loose wire, look at wiring harness under rear fender maybe its pinched or worn thru somewhere
G
I never wanted to lead, and I never wanted to follow.
I just wanted to ride.
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Re: Blowing fuses
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Big Bore
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Probably the switch inside the left housing. Many have reported it shorting to the housing. Re-orienting the switch or electrical tape will fix that.
"Never underestimate the power of human stupidity" - Robert Heinlein
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Mine did this after I replaced the headlight and reverved the two small wires on the sockett. Put them on right, installed fuse. No problems.
Larry
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Thanks for the tips, I'll check it out after work.
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Thanks for tip "oilleak", I had the two small wires switched around. End of problem. Thanks
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