got bike through mot yesterday no probs, everything was working great so i went long run, on way back it was getting a bit dull so i flicked the lights on and the main fuse blew, managed to get home usin fuse from the lights instead.
i thought the problem would be to do with the big hole in the wire next to the fuse so iv replaced the wire and modified it so i can use modern fuses instead but as soon as i fired the bike up and hit the lights it died again, i cant see any other damaged wires so im just wondering what are the most likely causes?
all this was ok this morning cause it was raining but now the b*****d suns out!!
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This might be useful to check individual circuits.
Your headlight circuit should draw no more than 5 amps ! If it does then that is where your problem lies.
By the way 5 amps = 2.4 ohms. If you are lucky you will find a zero resistance reading
http://repair2000.com/resistance.htm
Your headlight circuit should draw no more than 5 amps ! If it does then that is where your problem lies.
By the way 5 amps = 2.4 ohms. If you are lucky you will find a zero resistance reading

http://repair2000.com/resistance.htm
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