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oshanrube


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few days back when i tried to start the bike it wont start but all the electronics are working,when i checked the battery box i noticed that the secoundary fuse is a bit vobbely then i notices that the fuse cover is meltel but the fuses are still in tact. same thing has happend with the main fuse. when i recharged the battery and with new fuused plug it back it started and didnt had any problem. then i didnt ride for few days and today it wont start again and the fuses are ok too

any ideas why the fuses would melt but not blow out?



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Are you sure that your bike's got two fuses? confuse

Mine has a main fuse only, but it also has a holder for a spare fuse just in case. Both are close to each other, next to the battery.

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ya maybe because its a raid. one 10 amp and one 15 amp. 10 amp is the one from the coil i think because ones its blown the battery wont charge, and the other is the main

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the fuse cover melted because there was a poor (loose or dirty) connection to the fuse.
that would also mean the circuit being protected by the fuse would suffer a voltage drop.

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