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       #Post#: 687--------------------------------------------------
       Ignition problem
   DIR By: ronniefredrik
       Date: February 17, 2019, 2:15 am
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       During my last ride latest season my MT01 suddenly stopped.
       I did some checks in a structural way (cables, switches,relays,
       fuses).
       I had no ignition to none of the four spark plugs.
       I recognized early that one fuse was broken.
       It was the fuse to parking light (next to the ecu fuse).
       I didn’t replace it because I didn’t believe that it had to do
       with the problem so I focused on other things.
       I was ready to give up and I thought that maybe it’s because of
       a faulty ecu.
       But, yesterday I bought new fuses so I replaced the one for the
       parking light.
       I tried to start the bike and it started nice and clear?!?!?!
       I’m so released but can anyone tell me why a fuse to the parking
       light prevents the engine to start?
       #Post#: 690--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ignition problem
   DIR By: ronniefredrik
       Date: February 22, 2019, 9:45 am
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       I got the answer in another community that I will share with
       you.
       Power Commander is connected to the same fuse and the engine
       will not start without it.
       #Post#: 691--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ignition problem
   DIR By: omeo-mt01
       Date: February 23, 2019, 1:58 am
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       Yes, its an easy way to get a bit of switched power. Mind you it
       should never blow so maybe look for some wiring issue with the
       pc. Maybe chafing baring a wire?
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