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blowing fuses; KZ400 74 wiring
Topic Started: Nov 2 2009, 01:06 AM (599 Views)
jlalonde
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changed some bad wire to the rectifier now every time key is turned on it blows a fuse. Any suggestions on where to start?
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Kawasakifreak
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Hi jlalonde,
Is the engine running when the fuses blow ?
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jlalonde
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No. I've got no power at all.
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andy-750
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you have a short circuit somewhere , start looking at the wires you changed first :kbv
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jlalonde
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I'll keep looking. I have recently had the headlight off and installed an ignition switch. I may have to take a closer look at that again.
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tim hall
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You've definately got a short somewhere. Check the wiring behind the headlight, it's possible you've connected the switch wrongly. If that's OK, leave the fuse out, beg borrow or steal a multimeter. This should confirm a short. Now try disconnecting wires until short disapears. Easy, :wacko:
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