Blown Asscessory Fuses on BY SE V-Rod

Wheelsfish · Oct 9th, 2006, 10:23 AM

I ride a 2005 SE V-Rod and lately I'm blowing the 15 amp asscessory fuse. I can be riding slow or at speeds and all it takes is a bump in the road and the fuse goes. When this happens I loose my brake lights, turn signals, speedometer, and tach. Have any fellow rides experienced this problem and can tell me where to start looking for the short???

Mike

HardRidinGal · Oct 10th, 2006, 08:37 AM

I have heard of other people having this problem and it seems to me that I also read that it was actually quite easy to fix but right now, for the life of me, I can't seem to remember what they did to fix it. Sorry. Hopefully someone will be by to help you soon.

HarleyLovinFool · Oct 14th, 2006, 12:12 PM

This does seem to be quite a common problem. I was actually just trying to find the answer to this for myself. I am probably going to have to take my bike into the shop for this soon but I wanted to see if it's something that I could fix for myself first.

Wheelsfish · Oct 15th, 2006, 04:41 PM

Hey guys, and gals...

The dealership troubleshot the problem to the tail light. They said it was a wire which had the insulation cut too fr back and it was grounding out. Rode the bike all day yesterday with a group of friend and no repeat proble.....

Oct 9th, 2006, 10:23 AM	#1
Wheelsfish New Family Ride: 2005 SE V-Rod Join Date: Oct 9th, 2006 Location: Ft Walton Beach Fl Posts: 4	Blown Asscessory Fuses on BY SE V-Rod I ride a 2005 SE V-Rod and lately I'm blowing the 15 amp asscessory fuse. I can be riding slow or at speeds and all it takes is a bump in the road and the fuse goes. When this happens I loose my brake lights, turn signals, speedometer, and tach. Have any fellow rides experienced this problem and can tell me where to start looking for the short??? Mike

Oct 10th, 2006, 08:37 AM	#2
HardRidinGal Warming The Wheels Join Date: Oct 5th, 2006 Posts: 68	Re: Blown Asscessory Fuses on BY SE V-Rod I have heard of other people having this problem and it seems to me that I also read that it was actually quite easy to fix but right now, for the life of me, I can't seem to remember what they did to fix it. Sorry. Hopefully someone will be by to help you soon.

Oct 14th, 2006, 12:12 PM	#3
HarleyLovinFool Start The Engine Join Date: Oct 14th, 2006 Posts: 35	Re: Blown Asscessory Fuses on BY SE V-Rod This does seem to be quite a common problem. I was actually just trying to find the answer to this for myself. I am probably going to have to take my bike into the shop for this soon but I wanted to see if it's something that I could fix for myself first.

Oct 15th, 2006, 04:41 PM	#4
Wheelsfish New Family Ride: 2005 SE V-Rod Join Date: Oct 9th, 2006 Location: Ft Walton Beach Fl Posts: 4	Re: Blown Asscessory Fuses on BY SE V-Rod Hey guys, and gals... The dealership troubleshot the problem to the tail light. They said it was a wire which had the insulation cut too fr back and it was grounding out. Rode the bike all day yesterday with a group of friend and no repeat proble.....

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