> I just purchased a 95 voyager and it keeps blowing the ignition fuse, I
> have looked for a bare wire or somthing that may do that but no luck. it
> is wired for a trailer and i also checked that wiring, heres the weird
> part, when that ignition fuse blows the brake lights dont work. i dont
> know that much about wiring but that doesnt seem right. i really need
> some help on this because my local dealer has a bunch of morons working
> there.
Here's what I did when my wife's EX250 was doing the same thing. Replace
the fuse with a 12V light bulb. I used a handheld spotlight that draws
about 5A. You will have to figure out a way to plug into the fuse block,
I used a couple of 1/4" spade terminals crimped onto some test leads.
When the short is occuring the lamp will glow brightly, when the short
isn't there the lamp will glow dimly or not at all. With the lgith hooked
up and the ignition turned on, wiggle the wiring harness, especially near
the steering head. It's almost certainly a wire that has worn through
the insulation due to vibration. Try it first with all the bodywork and
the tank in place, removing things may move the trouble spot around so
it won't do it anymore.
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'01 SV650S '99 EX250-F13 '98 ZG1000A-13 '81 CM400T
OMF #7
I didn't know sorry, and you don't have to be such an ass about it. I
came here to ask a simple ? and hopefully get some help, not to get crap
from an asshole like you.
For those who did help, thank you
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> have looked for a bare wire or somthing that may do that but no luck. it
> is wired for a trailer and i also checked that wiring, heres the weird
> part, when that ignition fuse blows the brake lights dont work. i dont
> know that much about wiring but that doesnt seem right. i really need
> some help on this because my local dealer has a bunch of morons working
> there.