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       #Post#: 2041--------------------------------------------------
        Fuse  Holder
       By: OldeGoat Date: June 16, 2017, 6:11 am
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       Well, I've been having LOTS of fun lately!  Having changed the
       handlebars and fitted new clutch cable and levers, today I put
       the instrument binnacle back on, after first checking all the
       warning lights worked ok, which they did.
       All up n running, then the neutral light stopped working  so
       checked gear lever position to confirm neutral, all ok, so off
       With the binnacle again.  First check bulbs, substituting a
       known working bulb with the neutral light one.  All bulbs
       working.  Confirmed that bulb holder is getting power, which it
       is.  Bulb holder off and it seems ok.  So, power there, bulb and
       holder ok, so why no neutral light, I wonder.  Then, of course
       something Touches something else, and I've blown a fuse.  Oh
       joy!  It would appear this bike has been rewired and a new
       bullet fuse holder fitted, in an inaccessible place.  I've got
       it off now, but I'm going to look into replacing and
       repositioning the holder so I can use the small blade type
       fuses.  I also need to find out where the neutral light switch
       is.  Hey Ho.......
       #Post#: 2043--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Fuse  Holder
       By: banquo Date: June 16, 2017, 6:16 am
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       The neutral switch resides behind the flywheel, and is notorious
       for issues. Personally, I find it pretty superfluous, and as
       mine works only intermittently, pay little attention to it.
       It tends to work with a little wiggle of the gear lever.
       Unless you have a very strong desire to have it back, I'd
       suggest leaving well alone. For me, a main beam light would be a
       lot more use than neutral, and I have toyed with changing the
       'lights on' warning lamp to operate only from main beam.
       Of course, being me, I'll probably never get around to changing
       it.... :-[
       #Post#: 2044--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Fuse  Holder
       By: OldeGoat Date: June 16, 2017, 8:43 am
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       Thanks, banquet.  I traced the switch and may indeed leave well
       alone, although it's a bit late now, as I've stripped back the
       cover from the wiring to see what I've got.  The fuse holder,
       which is new, currently sits in the "tray" under the top tube.
       Is that where it should be?
       #Post#: 2045--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Fuse  Holder
       By: banquo Date: June 16, 2017, 9:16 am
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       No; the primary fuse holder is inside the headlamp shell, and
       uses those old octagonal or hexagonal section double-ended
       fuses.
       #Post#: 2046--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Fuse  Holder
       By: OldeGoat Date: June 17, 2017, 12:31 pm
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       It may be best to put it all back where it was, albeit in an
       inaccessible place. the new fuse holder has the old type of
       double ended fuses in it, and is placed more or less centrally
       between the headlamp and the battery location.
       I suppose I could shorten the front leads and put the FB in the
       headlight shell and then lengthen those that come from the
       battery / regulator and the other  " fuse box" . As I say, I
       think I'll leave it for now!
       #Post#: 2049--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Fuse  Holder
       By: OldeGoat Date: June 19, 2017, 2:48 am
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       Good morning, banquo, I hope you don't mind, but I emailed pics
       of the fuse holder etc., as I've not got round to learning how
       to post.  If you feel they might interest others, please feel
       free to put them on here.
       Apologies, if I've inconvenienced you in any way by using your
       email address.
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