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 M1ke Ped Boi

Joined: 11 Jun 2002 Karma :   
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 Posted: 00:42 - 22 Feb 2003 Post subject: dead bike |
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Ok syptoms>>>
when i turn the key no lights or anything work (not even the side stand light on the dash)
the bike bump starts fine and when the engine is going all the dash board lights up as nomal except dimmer (as if the battery is crap and its running off the alternator)
I have changed the battery thinking it was the problem however i have charged the new one up and connected it and the bike is still as dead as a dodo.
Is it a fuse that has blown or what? this is peeing me off now!
Before all this happened the bike was running fine except the battery wasnt holding its charge. The bike had been off the road for 3 weeks though and when i come to start it this happens...
can anyone help me please
cheers
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Joined: 23 Aug 2002 Karma :     
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have you checked the wiring loom for loose wires etc..i had the same problem, took it to honda and they went to check summet and the wire was loose! . do you have a voltage tester? if ya dont get one and test it right through the bike to see where its diein!. they are only about £20 max. mine was £15 but that was off me uncle ____________________ [00:42] <NSR-Andy> which one's the missionary position
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 M1ke Ped Boi

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will it damage the bike in anyway if i ride it before i get it sorted?
it starts fine, its just the electrics...  |
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Joined: 04 Feb 2002 Karma :     
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Hi
Looking at the wiring diagram for my RS (should be fairly similar) it looks like the problem is the 15amp fuse.
Basically the charging system works with 2 wires going from the alternator up to the regulator / rectifier unit. One of the outputs from that goes up to the 15 amp fuse and then onto the battery. Another wire comes off the battery to go to the starter relay (so there should be 2 wires comming off the battery positive terminal). However between the regulator / rectifier unit and the fuse a wire comes off to feed most of the electrics.
So, it the fuse blows then no power can get from the battery to feed the electrics. However once the engine is running the power from the regulator / rectifier unit can feed the electrics directly, but at low revs there is not enough for everything to work properly.
My guess is that the old battery was so bad that it started to allow power spikes, which blew the fuse. Often an old battery will cause bulbs to blow
All the best
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