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Old 17-02-07, 04:05 PM   #1
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Default electrics dead - what to do?

my electrics seem to be dead on my curvy. the bikes starts & runs fine, but there's no lights or instruments. this happened originally on a soaking wet day last december (at brands) & I sort of assumed/hoped it was because soemthign had got wet, but it's been sat in a nice dry garage since then, so that's looking unlikely

any bright ideas? fuses maybe?
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Old 17-02-07, 04:48 PM   #2
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I would start at the fusebox. Could well be water ingress there.
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Old 17-02-07, 05:31 PM   #3
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I'd look for corrosion on the connector plugs, if it stopped working on a wet day and then "fixed" itself where did that pesky water go?
Clean all the connectors.
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Old 17-02-07, 10:04 PM   #4
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I'd look for corrosion on the connector plugs, if it stopped working on a wet day and then "fixed" itself where did that pesky water go?
Clean all the connectors.
it didn't fix itself though, that's sort of the point
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Old 17-02-07, 10:12 PM   #5
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Its one fuse that control most of it. I had the same problem last year.
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I'd suspect a problem in the fuses if the engine is ok and nothing else works.What about indicators brake light and horn?
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Old 18-02-07, 03:08 AM   #7
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Yep, check your fuses. There should be spares in the box as well, work your way down the left side- it's probably one of them, can't remember which. 2nd or 3rd down I reckon. Course, it might not be that at all

Thing is, fuses don't generally just blow- if it blew when the bike got soaked, that implies damaged wiring somewhere...
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