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Any pointers to how or articles on doing this?. I just got new toy but want to do the typical upgrades.
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Thanks Kurt. I only see a single fuse on Snowbums post. For some reason, I thought there were two like my '83 R100, no?
plug it in to a high tension line, that will "fuse" the entire harness in no time!
(Please accept my apologies, but in my current mood, resistance was futile so I just went with the flow, not intentionally meaning to appear negative. Normally I am very well grounded but I was overcome by the electromotive forces at work in a moment of weakness; however I should recover in short order).
RM
Hmmm...I only looked at it quickly, but I thought I saw two "blocks" with wires going in and out...figured thosed were the fuses.
plug it in to a high tension line, that will "fuse" the entire harness in no time!
(Please accept my apologies, but in my current mood, resistance was futile so I just went with the flow, not intentionally meaning to appear negative. Normally I am very well grounded but I was overcome by the electromotive forces at work in a moment of weakness; however I should recover in short order).
RM
I just checked the fuses in my white 750. They are rated 25 amps.
Wow, 25 amps!. My '78 R100/7 can't be that different and it still has the original 8 amp fuses in it, as per the wiring diagram. I know they're original as I've had the bike since new and have never changed a fuse