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ok so i replaced my fusebox with tc's. been looking for a while and have found some good info but i am unsure where to go from here.
i keep blowing a fuse that leaves the bike completely dead, all lights, all signals, starter, everything.
just to check the simple stuff,
R/Y goes to br 10 amp fuse
Thick brown wires stay together and get a 20 amp fuse
R/W goes to br 10 amp fuse
red and red go together 10 amp fuse
the browns don't matter (aside from the thick ones) as they are a common wire
the 10 amp fuse bt the red and red wire keeps blowing, if i feel this fuse it seems hot to the touch, i assume thats a problem but am unsure how to track the problem down.
what to do what to do? i have an ohm meter but short of checking for hot vs ground wires have never used it. electrical is new to me so any help is appreciated.
unfortunatly the bike was not runinng before the fuse box swap so i don't know if this problem was around before or if i miswired one of the connections.
thanks all
nick
79 special btw
i keep blowing a fuse that leaves the bike completely dead, all lights, all signals, starter, everything.
just to check the simple stuff,
R/Y goes to br 10 amp fuse
Thick brown wires stay together and get a 20 amp fuse
R/W goes to br 10 amp fuse
red and red go together 10 amp fuse
the browns don't matter (aside from the thick ones) as they are a common wire
the 10 amp fuse bt the red and red wire keeps blowing, if i feel this fuse it seems hot to the touch, i assume thats a problem but am unsure how to track the problem down.
what to do what to do? i have an ohm meter but short of checking for hot vs ground wires have never used it. electrical is new to me so any help is appreciated.
unfortunatly the bike was not runinng before the fuse box swap so i don't know if this problem was around before or if i miswired one of the connections.
thanks all
nick
79 special btw
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