1. | Place a shop cloth or other clean, dry cloth over rear brake master cylinder reservoir and left passenger foot peg (if equipped). This will protect left side cover from damage. | |
2. | Grasp left side cover at upper corners and gently pull away from plastic mounting clips on frame. | |
3. | While rotating top of cover out away from motorcycle, slide cover down slightly so mounting slot slides down from mounting tab on battery tray. Side cover will now rest on top of rear brake master cylinder reservoir and left passenger footpeg (if equipped) with slot hanging off bottom of mounting tab. | |
4. | Locate and replace any fuse in the fuse/relay block with a burned or broken element. See Figure 2 , Figure 3 , and Table 1 to identify which fuse protects an inoperative circuit. NOTE Automotive type ATO fuses are used for installation and replacement. | |
NOTICE Always use replacement fuses that are of the correct type and amperage rating. Use of incorrect fuses can result in damage to electrical systems. (00222a) | ||
5. | Place bottom of side cover with grommet in frame and press top of side cover into clips until snug. |
1 | Side cover |
2 | Upper cover clips |
3 | Bottom slot |
4 | Fuse/relay block |
5 | Maxi-fuse holder |
6 | Battery |
7 | Data link connector |
Legend No. | Circuit |
---|---|
1 | ECM 15 Amp |
2 | Fuel pump 15 Amp |
3 | Spare 15 Amp |
4 | Starter relay |
5 | System relay |
6 | Ignition 15 Amp |
7 | Instruments 15 Amp |
8 | Spare 15 Amp |
9 | Accessory 15 Amp |
10 | Battery 15 Amp |
11 | Lights 15 Amp |
12 | P&A ignition 2 Amp |
13 | Spare 15 Amp |
14 | Open |