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ELR Z1000R2 Blowing fuses

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ELR Z1000R2 Blowing fuses

#1 PostAuthor: Grimreaper » Fri Sep 04, 2020 7:55 pm

Hi folks, not long purchased a ELR Z1000R2, I have sorted out most of the problems but the fuse that works the neutral light, the rev counter and the fuel light. Any ideas ? Thanks Mike

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Re: ELR Z1000R2 Blowing fuses

#2 PostAuthor: CAT3 » Fri Sep 04, 2020 10:24 pm

You could try unplugging/disconnecting all those parts & see if the fuse still blows, (don't be tempted to fit a bigger fuse than what should be fitted).
If the fuse doesn't blow the fault is something to do with the items you have unplugged/disconnected.
Plug each back in, one at a time until you find the culprit.

You'll then need a wiring diagram & multimeter to go through the wires & try & find the short/defect.

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Re: ELR Z1000R2 Blowing fuses

#3 PostAuthor: weaver » Sat Sep 05, 2020 3:38 am

problems like this usually require properly tracing the cables for each component and examining them carefully,there will be a bare/loose wire somewhere that is shorting out.Take your time and you will find it.Good luck.

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Re: ELR Z1000R2 Blowing fuses

#4 PostAuthor: Grimreaper » Sun Sep 06, 2020 3:55 am

Thanks for your help lads, I will get on it. Cheers Mike

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Re: ELR Z1000R2 Blowing fuses

#5 PostAuthor: Julian_Boolean » Mon Sep 07, 2020 12:34 pm

Mine had a short in the right hand handlebar switch, blew the fuse as soon as the ignition was turned on, by a process of elimination I disconnected the handlebar switch and it stopped blowing fuses.

(Then I looked at the rest of the wiring, realised it was full of old repairs, so I made a new one)
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