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wtf?? 400EX
Originally posted by: 1bad450r
Got a 2004 400ex that is blowing fuses left and right.. Mainly the starter fuse and the fuse for the lights. I'll replace them, ride it for a couple minutes and they will be blown again. Bike isn't running funny just blowing those fuses. Any ideas?
Got a 2004 400ex that is blowing fuses left and right.. Mainly the starter fuse and the fuse for the lights. I'll replace them, ride it for a couple minutes and they will be blown again. Bike isn't running funny just blowing those fuses. Any ideas?
Easiest way to find a short is w/ a light bulb. I soldered two wires onto a single filament turn signal bulb, one wire on the bottom where it makes contact w/ the bulb socket and the other wire on the ground of the bulb, then put two flat male terminals on the wires. Put the bulb wires in place of the blown fuse. When you have a short the bulb will be bright when the key is turned on. Start unplugging connectors until the bulb goes out. In my case, when I unlplugged the green 3-pin connector for the headlight sub-harness, the bulb went out and told me the sub harness was the culprit.
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Here is what you need to do...trace the 2 wires from the brake light in the rear..They will connect right above the battery...Disconnect them for good and tape up all 4 ends.. You will not have a rear brake light . There is a short somewhere in the harness that has to do with the rear brake light. A honda mechanic told me to do that to my 400ex and I have not blown a fuse since then . ( 2 years)
Doug
Here is what you need to do...trace the 2 wires from the brake light in the rear..They will connect right above the battery...Disconnect them for good and tape up all 4 ends.. You will not have a rear brake light . There is a short somewhere in the harness that has to do with the rear brake light. A honda mechanic told me to do that to my 400ex and I have not blown a fuse since then . ( 2 years)
Doug
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wtf?? 400EX
Originally posted by: DEM
Hi
Here is what you need to do...trace the 2 wires from the brake light in the rear..They will connect right above the battery...Disconnect them for good and tape up all 4 ends.. You will not have a rear brake light . There is a short somewhere in the harness that has to do with the rear brake light. A honda mechanic told me to do that to my 400ex and I have not blown a fuse since then . ( 2 years)
Doug
Hi
Here is what you need to do...trace the 2 wires from the brake light in the rear..They will connect right above the battery...Disconnect them for good and tape up all 4 ends.. You will not have a rear brake light . There is a short somewhere in the harness that has to do with the rear brake light. A honda mechanic told me to do that to my 400ex and I have not blown a fuse since then . ( 2 years)
Doug
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