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50 amp fuse
- Thread starter marvhil
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Quite shocking! 
How easy is it to find the fuse and confirm that it is blown or not? Past question about fuse location:
https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?98482-2014-RT-where-is-the-50-amp-fuse
How easy is it to find the fuse and confirm that it is blown or not? Past question about fuse location:https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?98482-2014-RT-where-is-the-50-amp-fuse
boxflyer
Active member
That could have blown that fuse. It's in a small plastic tray right on top of the main ECU under the front seat.
You may have to remove some fabric tape to access the ends of the fuse, but you can check for continuity if your battery is disconnected or check for voltage if your battery is connected.
Brad
You may have to remove some fabric tape to access the ends of the fuse, but you can check for continuity if your battery is disconnected or check for voltage if your battery is connected.
Brad
