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    yet another problem

    Ok so as it wasn't bad enough I had to take the bike out in the rain this morning while on 128 the bike brakes down had to push it about a mile to get it off the highway so while waiting for a ride to get a truck a guy from 128 cycles stops to help well we figure out the ignition fuse blew so luckily he had a fuse that fit so I pop it in and she fires right back up I tell him I'm all set he leaves and I put my gear on and bam it happens again. So any one have any ideas why this would happen all of a sudden?its a 99 gsxr 750 I rode all week while it was nice but in the rain today it pops? Any help thanks

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    Re: yet another problem

    you got a short somewheres, playa.
    Props to the 128 guy for stopping. They working on their image or something?

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    Re: yet another problem

    You haven't lived life until you've played with a multimeter, a wire diagram and a mysterious electrical gremlin.

    Son, it's time for you to start living!

    Water's getting in somewhere.

    Do you have any mods that involved the cutting and splicing of the main wire harness?

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    Re: yet another problem

    check to see if water is getting into the kick stand switch, noel had that issue before. I bet he would love to tell you all about it.

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    Re: yet another problem

    nothing involving the harness im going to be going over it all when it stops raining.

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    Re: yet another problem

    ok so i checked the wires and found nothing. it doesnt look like theres a spot for there to be a short i havent checked the kickstand switch yet ill do that in a bit any other ideas?

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    light the bike on fire claim it on insurance and then buy a new bike from gixxerjockey

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    Re: yet another problem

    Long shot here but I have a 97 TL1000 that I had a similar problem on, only popped the fuse when I turned the handlebars pretty far to the right though. Being that your bike is a Suzuki also I figure I'll tell you where my problem was and if you get lucky it might be your problem too.

    If you look at the bottom of the ignition cylinder, the wiring exits the bottom of the cylinder and then is cable tied back relatively tightly around a pretty sharp edge of metal. My harness had worn through the insulation on the main power wire but would only short when the bars were turned. Possibly your bike has worn through the insulation of the ignition wire and is popping that fuse instead. If not, sorry to have wasted your time.

    Gotta tell you, tearing your bike completely down to the frame, i.e. no bodywork at all, and looking over every inch of your wiring harness in 85 degree direct sunlight after having pushed your bike a mile and a half down A1A in Daytona Beach during bike week (getting ridiculed by harley guys left and right), is a great way to learn were everything runs on your bike.

    Good luck with the problem,

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    Re: yet another problem

    I had a bike do that Before it was water in the turn signal as soon as you Turned the turn signal on it Would blow the fuse

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    Re: yet another problem

    Don't brake so hard.

    I would first check to make sure your battery terminals are tight.

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    Re: yet another problem

    Buy a bunch of Fuses and pull the plastics and start messing with the above area's see if it pops..

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    Re: yet another problem

    If you can't find the problem with a meter try a spray bottle full of water in the dark. Pull off all of the fairings and start misting the wires down. If you see sparks you'll know if it is grounding out.

    With all the problems you've been having with your bike this makes me

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    yeah yeah yeah i know i just want to get a little more riding in and if everything goes throught this winter there will be a new motor in her and that statement will be true.

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    ok narrowed it down to the hids in the bike i took the upper off and un plugged the light and she fired right up took her for a ride like that and no problems so now i have to figure out why they would bloe the ig. fuse. maybe because i never wired a relay in for them? im doing that right now well see if that works

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    Re: yet another problem

    Quick questin for someone does any one know if levers form an 06 gsxr will fit on a 99

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    Re: yet another problem

    Ah HA, now we get the story. Pimpin HIDs did the deal.

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    yeah i have to compete with dbconz so i rock the hid and leds but i always seem to lose to the chrome lol

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    Re: yet another problem

    Quote Originally Posted by imkindafkedup View Post
    check to see if water is getting into the kick stand switch, noel had that issue before. I bet he would love to tell you all about it.
    It wasn't the kickstand safety... It was the tip-over sensor...


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    light the bike on fire claim it on insurance and then buy a new bike from gixxerjockey
    I second that...


    Quote Originally Posted by Truth View Post
    Quick questin for someone does any one know if levers form an 06 gsxr will fit on a 99

    Nope...

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    Re: yet another problem

    eh, I knew it was something stupid.

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    Re: yet another problem

    well finished wiring in the relay for the hids and the bike ran great till it was at about 180degrees then pop there goes the ig fuse again so now its going to go through a complete tear down and will prob stay down till next year.

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    Re: yet another problem

    ok well i fond what again i thinknwas it there was some rubbing through near the forks that exposed a few wires so there all taped up and re ran in another spot now but i thaught it was down for the winter so the body work is off getting painted so i cant take it for a ride yet to make sure that was it.

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    Re: yet another problem

    Quote Originally Posted by Truth View Post
    ok well i fond what again i thinknwas it there was some rubbing through near the forks that exposed a few wires so there all taped up and re ran in another spot now but i thaught it was down for the winter so the body work is off getting painted so i cant take it for a ride yet to make sure that was it.
    if one of thoes is tied to the igniton in anyway the current from the HID will melt that fuse with a quickness!

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    Re: yet another problem

    none are near the hids

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