xb9-er 2018
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When replacing my rear indicators I believe that I must have shorted something electrical, but I've no idea what.
I was doing a like for like swap to fit larger indicators as the bike was fitted with really tiny LED's which were too small for me. The fronts went on trouble free, and I was working on the rear ones when this occurred The symptoms are these:
1. Instruments do not sweep when I turn on the ignition but the engine will start.
2. No Low beam headlamp, but if I switch to High beam, that works as does the headlamp flasher switch.
3. No dashboard lamps ie. Fuel, Neutral, Oil.
4. No panel lamps in speedometer or tachometer, no odometer / clock.
5. No indicators front or back.
6. Brake light is working.
7. Horn is working.
8. Pilot lamps in headlamp units are working.
9.High beam indicator lamp in dash is working.
I've checked all the fuses and none were blown, but I see there are 3 relays in the fuse box too. Could it be on of these?
I'm baffled and don't know what to do, I hope someone on this forum can shed some light on this for me. Thanks in advance,
Rich
I was doing a like for like swap to fit larger indicators as the bike was fitted with really tiny LED's which were too small for me. The fronts went on trouble free, and I was working on the rear ones when this occurred The symptoms are these:
1. Instruments do not sweep when I turn on the ignition but the engine will start.
2. No Low beam headlamp, but if I switch to High beam, that works as does the headlamp flasher switch.
3. No dashboard lamps ie. Fuel, Neutral, Oil.
4. No panel lamps in speedometer or tachometer, no odometer / clock.
5. No indicators front or back.
6. Brake light is working.
7. Horn is working.
8. Pilot lamps in headlamp units are working.
9.High beam indicator lamp in dash is working.
I've checked all the fuses and none were blown, but I see there are 3 relays in the fuse box too. Could it be on of these?
I'm baffled and don't know what to do, I hope someone on this forum can shed some light on this for me. Thanks in advance,
Rich