HELP electrical problem
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RE: HELP electrical problem
You may have the same problem as me. 
https://cbrforum.com/m_330878/tm.htm
This is the soleniod, but is also the main fuse. It is on the RHS under the removable fairng. The fuse may be blown or the connector itself blackened from the current and old age.
https://cbrforum.com/m_330878/tm.htm
This is the soleniod, but is also the main fuse. It is on the RHS under the removable fairng. The fuse may be blown or the connector itself blackened from the current and old age.
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RE: HELP electrical problem
ORIGINAL: bensben
I had a similar problemwhen Ireplaced stock bulbs with higher wattage halogens.It melted the wires at the solenoid.Location: remove the seat, and find itnext to the right side of the battery box.Under nearest panel secured by oneplastic tab and one screw.
I had a similar problemwhen Ireplaced stock bulbs with higher wattage halogens.It melted the wires at the solenoid.Location: remove the seat, and find itnext to the right side of the battery box.Under nearest panel secured by oneplastic tab and one screw.
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