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What would cause the Brown wire in the Ignition switch connector block to short out. I went out for a ride, came home. Next day turned the key on, no power at all. Noticed the brown wire on the ignition switch connector block had shorted out. I have bought a new connector block, which is now fitted - but there is still no power when key turned on.

Possibly a fault within the switch itself?
I might have a spare I could post to you to try.
Obviously you've checked for blown fuses?

Let me know if you want to try a different switch & i'll have a look to see if I've still got it.
Cheers

Kev1R wrote:Possibly a fault within the switch itself?
I might have a spare I could post to you to try.
Obviously you've checked for blown fuses?

Let me know if you want to try a different switch & i'll have a look to see if I've still got it.
Cheers

Thanks for the kind offer, I thought it may be the switch so I ordered one from Zpower last night.

wiring that runs inside the bars is a weak point for the insulation wearing thru and blowing the fuse

Mark Tiller wrote:wiring that runs inside the bars is a weak point for the insulation wearing thru and blowing the fuse

Thanks.