15A accessory fuse keep browing up
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15A accessory fuse keep browing up
This is first time post . I have 2010 dyna street bob. Just 2 weeks ago, speed meter, turn signal, time and milage didn't work. Bike start and run and head light is on. I checked fuse when I got home and accessory fuse was bad so I replaced spare. Next day, I turned ignition key on and everything comes up as normal but it's gone when engine started so I checked fuse that was brew up again. I replaced another spare one and then everything got back fine. Today it happened again. I replaced fuse and this time speed meter work but no turn signals doesn't work. I checked Battery cable and they are tight. I checked code and showed b1121. Is it relates the my fuse problem? or different problem? Need help to figure out
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Ok, first....Did you do anything electrical related prior to this happening? Change lights? Bars? Anything? If not have a look at your wiring harness under the rear fender, above the rear tire, known for rubbing on the electrical wires there...
you have a short somewhere and need and need to trace it back. If the wires under the fender are good, then start at the battery and work out from there....
you have a short somewhere and need and need to trace it back. If the wires under the fender are good, then start at the battery and work out from there....
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What is a fuse that brew up? Maybe it hates that nasty Oregon IPA crap.
Get a factory service manual, and diagnose. If you cant do that take it to someone that knows a Browing and brew fuse from a rock in the ground.
ok...Ill be nice. Take it to a professional.
Get a factory service manual, and diagnose. If you cant do that take it to someone that knows a Browing and brew fuse from a rock in the ground.
ok...Ill be nice. Take it to a professional.
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Ok, first....Did you do anything electrical related prior to this happening? Change lights? Bars? Anything? If not have a look at your wiring harness under the rear fender, above the rear tire, known for rubbing on the electrical wires there...
you have a short somewhere and need and need to trace it back. If the wires under the fender are good, then start at the battery and work out from there....
you have a short somewhere and need and need to trace it back. If the wires under the fender are good, then start at the battery and work out from there....
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