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dizzyblonde 27-09-08 08:37 PM

no lights on dash, nadda
 
SO ... the saga continues, had new engine put in monday, Run fine, been out very pleased. Got the damn thing out today,all geared up, helmet on, doors locked, gate open...turned the key...and nadda, nofink. No neutral light, no little oil can light..not a jot:(..No clicks for anything
If its not a loose nut on the battery, or the main fuse..where do i look next?:shock:

svdemon 27-09-08 08:39 PM

Re: no lights on dash, nadda
 
Dead battery? You got a multimeter?

dizzyblonde 27-09-08 08:43 PM

Re: no lights on dash, nadda
 
I do now. i'll be out with that in the morning.
Battery were ok tother day, gets regularly used. A bit odd it suddenly to go plop. I'd have thought even with a weak battery I'd have had lights on the clocks:-(

Thought I'd see if there were any suggestions to check rather than the usual ones you check first

svdemon 27-09-08 08:47 PM

Re: no lights on dash, nadda
 
Soz i can't be of more help but i'm no expert, i'd check battery then ignition switch then i'd prob get the auto electrician out!

Baph 27-09-08 08:58 PM

Re: no lights on dash, nadda
 
Chances are that it'll be a fuse somewhere for it to suddenly go. When you have the fuse box open, DMM between the pins for fuse 5 (meter). See what voltage you have. Also compare fuse 3 (ignition).

If you have juice at 3, but not at 5, then your ignition is at fault. If you have power at both, strip the loom to check for rubbing & water filled connections. If you have juice at neither, then it's the main fuse.

carnivore 28-09-08 11:17 AM

Re: no lights on dash, nadda
 
Main 30A fuse blown on the ignition circuit. Short some where? :scratch:

Baph 28-09-08 11:21 AM

Re: no lights on dash, nadda
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carnivore (Post 1637118)
Short some where? :scratch:

Quite probably. Any recent electrical mods (other than the engine replacement)?

Obviously check the common sore spots.

carnivore 28-09-08 11:26 AM

Re: no lights on dash, nadda
 
The only electrical mod was the resiting of the main earth strap to the left hand side of the rear cylinder head. This is going to be a frustrating afternoon, better get Dizzy packed of to some place other than here.

Blue_SV650S 28-09-08 11:33 AM

Re: no lights on dash, nadda
 
Had a look yet at the fuse?

Could you simply have done the leave the parking light on trick and flattened the battery? Got some car jump leads?

Baph 28-09-08 12:11 PM

Re: no lights on dash, nadda
 
Blue, re-read the thread. :P :lol:


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