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Khmer1199 · Feb 21, 2019

The main fuse is located in the starter relay housing. Remove the lower fairing from the left-hand side of the bike. You'll see a bracket with three connectors (fan motor connector, exhaust valve motor connector, and the side stand switch connector). The starter relay housing is located on the same bracket. Remove the cover from the housing and remove and check the fuse. If the fuse checks good, you might also check the battery connection to chassis ground located directly beneath the battery box.

Gulf Coast · Mar 1, 2019

Khmer1199 said:
The main fuse is located in the starter relay housing. Remove the lower fairing from the left-hand side of the bike. You'll see a bracket with three connectors (fan motor connector, exhaust valve motor connector, and the side stand switch connector). The starter relay housing is located on the same bracket. Remove the cover from the housing and remove and check the fuse. If the fuse checks good, you might also check the battery connection to chassis ground located directly beneath the battery box.

Thank you so much. The main fuse was exactly were you said it would be and I found it blown!!

Replaced it and bike came straight back to life and fired up first time. You've saved me (probably) a costly trip to the dealer and one I wasn't looking forward to as none of them seemed to know where the main fuse was either?!?!

Again the collective forum proves it knows more than some of the authorized dealers although I'm not putting them down but more so proving the use of forums and the members.

realnuts · Mar 2, 2019

the main fuse did what it was designed for. Getting blown when short-circuited

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