CBR600 F2 1992 Fuses
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I only have the F1 to hand but for what it's worth there's no separate fuse for high beam flash in that wiring diagram - the passing switch is fed off the horn switch power feed so should work all the time the key is on - I would check horn is getting power and then passing switch accordingly.
Last edited by rockpool; 12-03-2020 at 09:53 AM.
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Update after the weekend work
Opened up the switch gear & attacked it with electrical connector cleaner & a brush. Still the flasher switch will not work.
All the other switches on this left handle bar switch gear works, the horn works, the indicators work & the main beam 'permanent on switch' works.
I then dug out my multimeter, i must confess at this point i am not very clever when it comes to electrics & what multimeter reader symbols are all about but i turned the reader to 20 volts, the one i use to test battery, thanks to You Tube help. When i placed the probes on the live(Brown) & earth(blue) cables that are soldered onto the flasher switch, i was getting a reading of 13.xx etc so to me this would tell me that power is getting the the switch gear.
So i then got some sand paper and gave the switch a rubbing where they touch & still no main beam from the 'pass swtch'.
Put the bike away & drank beer...
Opened up the switch gear & attacked it with electrical connector cleaner & a brush. Still the flasher switch will not work.
All the other switches on this left handle bar switch gear works, the horn works, the indicators work & the main beam 'permanent on switch' works.
I then dug out my multimeter, i must confess at this point i am not very clever when it comes to electrics & what multimeter reader symbols are all about but i turned the reader to 20 volts, the one i use to test battery, thanks to You Tube help. When i placed the probes on the live(Brown) & earth(blue) cables that are soldered onto the flasher switch, i was getting a reading of 13.xx etc so to me this would tell me that power is getting the the switch gear.
So i then got some sand paper and gave the switch a rubbing where they touch & still no main beam from the 'pass swtch'.
Put the bike away & drank beer...