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jaffa90 wrote: | Any work done at the m.o.t ?
Anybody tampered with the ignition switch?
The tester will fully turn the bars in both directions as per test.
Have you tried this when stopped when you wiggled the wiring?
What is the battery voltage reading at 4,000 rpm with the negative tester probe touching the bare metal frame? |
Well, I did have a full service done at the same time, it would not surprise me if it is something the garage did, first time using them and let's just say my experience there will mean I do not go back there.
I have tried with the handle bars turned, not had a look at the voltage readings yet, only just received my voltmeter, so shall look at that in the next few days.
Thank you for the tips, once I have checked them I shall give an update. ____________________ This is why we have forums,
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Going by the AJS website, where they sell headlight bulbs, this bike is supposed to use a 35/35W bulb. It's this:
https://www.ajs-shop.co.uk/acatalog/HEADLIGHT-BULB-12V-35-35W-BLB003.html
Are you using the standard bulb? If not, put in a standard bulb. Don't try to use anything clever, in case you put in something that draws more current and runs hotter than the circuit is designed to handle.
If you're using the standard bulb and this problem keeps happening, investigate a bad earth. A testing light is, in my opinion, the easiest way to search for a bad earth. |
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It would be nice to see a wiring diagram.
OP's post suggests that there aren't 2 separate fuses for the headlight and the engine, so everything dies when the headlight blows. He then replaces just one fuse, and the bike works again for a while. In other words, bike has just killed one fuse and a bulb, and nothing will run. If he then replaces the bulb and that fuse, everything works normally (i.e. his headlight works, and he can start the bike). The headlight fuse is the main fuse? Never seen any setup like that before. Has anyone else?
I don't know, but I would expect a separate fuse to be in the path of the headlight circuit.
Quote: | When the fuse goes it also kills the engine |
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A fuse is blowing, but which one?
Maybe it isn't the headlight fuse he keeps replacing, but the main fuse, and the fact that his headlight keeps blowing is related to a separate problem. |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 2 years, 118 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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