Gauge Cluster dying.
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Gauge Cluster dying.
So I decided that in my last few days in the US, I'd install a new set of turn signals (Watsen Design, outstanding quality btw) and tool around northern WA. What happened was that about an hour into the ride, my speedo/tach/digital display all died. As in, the first two the needle dropped to 0 and the digital display only showed the clock. Pulled over, opened the fuse box and found a blown fuse. No biggie, replaced it and took off again. About ... 10 minutes? Maybe even 5 minutes later, the same thing happened, and it was the same problem, blown fuse.
I've never had any sort of electrical problems before and I splice wire fairly often and know the fresh bit of splice isn't grounding. But considering the turn signals continue working, as well as the turn signal and hibeam displays, I wouldn't think it was that anyhow. The neutral light died out too though, with everything else. I know this is rather a gaggle!@#$ of information, but are there any ideas of what it might be before I spend a few hours with my wiring diagram?
I've never had any sort of electrical problems before and I splice wire fairly often and know the fresh bit of splice isn't grounding. But considering the turn signals continue working, as well as the turn signal and hibeam displays, I wouldn't think it was that anyhow. The neutral light died out too though, with everything else. I know this is rather a gaggle!@#$ of information, but are there any ideas of what it might be before I spend a few hours with my wiring diagram?
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03-21-2007 11:20 AM