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  • Sherry Shook
    XSive
    • Jul 2003
    • 46
    • Westerville, Ohio
    #1

    In line fuse

    Where is the inline fuse located for the 79 standard XS 1100?


    Now our bike will not start at all.

    Thanks for any help.

    Sherry & her motorhead
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    • Ken Talbot
      XS-XJ Super Guru
      • Jun 2002
      • 4251
      • Revelstoke, BC
      #2
      Look under the left sidecover.....
      Ken Talbot

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        • Bill
          XStremely XSive
          • Jun 2002
          • 368
          • Fairfield, Calif
          #3
          Time for a repair manual?

          Sherry Shook wrote:
          Where is the inline fuse located for the 79 standard XS 1100?
          If you're getting into chasing down electrical problems it would be handy to have a repair manual with wiring diagrams. As far as I know the Clymer's one is still available. Occasionally the Haynes and Yamaha factory manuals turn up on eBay.

          Good luck and keep us posted on your progress!

          XSively,
          Bill K.
          1985 Yamaha XJ700 Maxim
          1986 Yamaha FZX700 Fazer

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            • Steve Linderman
              Truly XSive
              • Jun 2003
              • 104
              • Near Mt. Rainier
              #4
              The Mystery Fuse...

              Sherry & Motorhead

              Yet another victim of the "Mystery Fuse" EH ?

              In addition to the "Main fuse Block" some models beginning in the '80 production run had another fuse placed under the opposite side cover...
              I asked Yamaha why they put that there...and the only answer I ever got was...say it with me Guys "just to P*** you off"

              When you get around to replacing the "main fuse panel" just go to NAPA/Wal-Mart and buy a single blade type fuse holder and replace that one also (15amp
              MO-N-STEVE
              '79 SF "MO's Missile"
              '79 SF "That Old Black Magic"
              '79 SF "the Tomato Can"
              '80 SG "The BEAST"
              '80 XS850-SG "STILETTO"
              '81 SH "The NEW KID"
              '76 CB 750 K5 "The Orphan"

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                • Steve Linderman
                  Truly XSive
                  • Jun 2003
                  • 104
                  • Near Mt. Rainier
                  #5
                  The Mystery Fuse...

                  Sherry & Motorhead

                  Yet another victim of the "Mystery Fuse" EH ?

                  In addition to the "Main fuse Block" some models beginning in the '80 production run had another fuse placed under the opposite side cover...
                  I asked Yamaha why they put that there...and the only answer I ever got was...say it with me Guys "just to P*** you off"

                  When you get around to replacing the "main fuse panel" just go to NAPA/Wal-Mart and buy a single blade type fuse holder and replace that one also (15amp minimum)
                  then keep plenty of spare fuses
                  Because I GUARANTEE you that it WILL blow when you are the farthest you've ever been from a replacement fuse
                  Keep postin'

                  Mo-N-Steve

                  " I don't Wanna Pickle...I just wanna Ride My MOTORSICKLE"
                  "ARLO GUTHRIE cir-1963"
                  MO-N-STEVE
                  '79 SF "MO's Missile"
                  '79 SF "That Old Black Magic"
                  '79 SF "the Tomato Can"
                  '80 SG "The BEAST"
                  '80 XS850-SG "STILETTO"
                  '81 SH "The NEW KID"
                  '76 CB 750 K5 "The Orphan"

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