electrical help cbr929rr
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electrical help cbr929rr
Hello everyone I have a 2000 Cbr929rr and I was hangen out at a spot were all the homeward like to meet up and show off....so I was going to start my bike for a guy so he could her it I turned the key shifted it into neutral and the lights Shut off all the headlights the blinkers don't work and the dash dosent light up but it still displays the digital screen and the tach works...it is currently my daily driver so I need lights for the night time lol... I checked all the fuses all good and I took a test light to the connectors and they all have power going to them but nothing will light up...Any help would be greatly appriciated thanks
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Hey man... Welcome to the forum. I have a 929 and the same thing has happened to me. It would only do it for abou 3 seconds then it would come back on.. I have a thread.. https://cbrforum.com/forum/general-t...issues-131456/ .
At the present time my headlight does not work, but my turnsignals, dashlight, brake light and everything else work. My ground wire is completely fried. Take a look at the wiring harness under the right air dam and see if the GREEN is fried and looks like the one from my thread. That is the only advice I can give. Hope this helps man.
At the present time my headlight does not work, but my turnsignals, dashlight, brake light and everything else work. My ground wire is completely fried. Take a look at the wiring harness under the right air dam and see if the GREEN is fried and looks like the one from my thread. That is the only advice I can give. Hope this helps man.
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Thank talk for the reply... 74demon I have pulled the switch apart and looked at everything in there and everything looks fine and the button has good spring to it so when you press it it goes right back out anything else I should look for???? And my bike has ram air and the whole front is pretty much open and I haven't seen that big connector you have a picture of on your other post but I'm gonna go out and see if I can't find anything here in a few thanks for the help
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First, you have to be patience with your bike.
1. Before you do anything, did you check fuses. Check all fuses.
2. Use voltage tester ($3-5 harbor freight) clamp ground, check all fuse connector. You can start from any light socket, or start from fuse box.
3. Work off the service manual to locate all wiring.
May be a fuse, fried wire, relay, disconnection....etc.
Good luck and keep us posted.
1. Before you do anything, did you check fuses. Check all fuses.
2. Use voltage tester ($3-5 harbor freight) clamp ground, check all fuse connector. You can start from any light socket, or start from fuse box.
3. Work off the service manual to locate all wiring.
May be a fuse, fried wire, relay, disconnection....etc.
Good luck and keep us posted.
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Sweet!
About posting pictures.... there is a thread on that https://cbrforum.com/forum/new-membe...-posts-116758/ . Check that out and if you have anymore questions ask away.
Glad you got it fixed and inspect that area frequently to ensure the problem is not getting worse. My problem started like that, but I didn't think anything of it, and now I am paying for it.