Fuse keep blowing on accy plug
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Fuse keep blowing on accy plug
Please help, I connected the Supplemental 12v Power Point connector to the accy plug under the seat, did as the hd manual stated, then pluged in my gps (the gps was off) as soon as I turn the accy switch on the fuse blew, actually blew 3 of them.
Anyone have an idea what the cause maybe?
Thanks
Mac
Anyone have an idea what the cause maybe?
Thanks
Mac
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it's possible the connector is defective and shorting out, or the harness you've attached to it is bad. Does it blow fuses when the bike is turned on with nothing attached to the accy cord? If not try just rigging up a light bulb as a load instead of the GPS, no sense risking it while testing. Popping 2-3 fuses doesn't make sense if it's just a single additional circuit, any chance you got some wires pinched together during the R&R?
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Please help, I connected the Supplemental 12v Power Point connector to the accy plug under the seat, did as the hd manual stated, then pluged in my gps (the gps was off) as soon as I turn the accy switch on the fuse blew, actually blew 3 of them.
Anyone have an idea what the cause maybe?
Thanks
Mac
Anyone have an idea what the cause maybe?
Thanks
Mac
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it's possible the connector is defective and shorting out, or the harness you've attached to it is bad. Does it blow fuses when the bike is turned on with nothing attached to the accy cord? If not try just rigging up a light bulb as a load instead of the GPS, no sense risking it while testing. Popping 2-3 fuses doesn't make sense if it's just a single additional circuit, any chance you got some wires pinched together during the R&R?
It blows the fuse when you turn the ignition on and with something attached.
If item is un-pluged from the Supplemental 12v Power Point connector, the light on the accy switch is on, and no fuse blown, as soon as you turn the ignition on put the accy switch on and plug in something the fuse blows.
I will check the electrical around the area I was in.
Thanks
Mac
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Does it blow fuses when the bike is turned on with nothing attached
It blows the fuse when you turn the ignition on and with something attached.
If item is un-pluged from the Supplemental 12v Power Point connector, the light on the accy switch is on, and no fuse blown, as soon as you turn the ignition on put the accy switch on and plug in something the fuse blows.
I will check the electrical around the area I was in.
Thanks
Mac
It blows the fuse when you turn the ignition on and with something attached.
If item is un-pluged from the Supplemental 12v Power Point connector, the light on the accy switch is on, and no fuse blown, as soon as you turn the ignition on put the accy switch on and plug in something the fuse blows.
I will check the electrical around the area I was in.
Thanks
Mac
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Does it blow fuses when the bike is turned on with nothing attached
It blows the fuse when you turn the ignition on and with something attached.
If item is un-pluged from the Supplemental 12v Power Point connector, the light on the accy switch is on, and no fuse blown, as soon as you turn the ignition on put the accy switch on and plug in something the fuse blows.
I will check the electrical around the area I was in.
Thanks
Mac
It blows the fuse when you turn the ignition on and with something attached.
If item is un-pluged from the Supplemental 12v Power Point connector, the light on the accy switch is on, and no fuse blown, as soon as you turn the ignition on put the accy switch on and plug in something the fuse blows.
I will check the electrical around the area I was in.
Thanks
Mac
Last edited by wldbill; 09-08-2009 at 11:15 AM.
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Did you use the part that Harley sells or did you wire it yourself? I blew the fuse the first time I hooked up the 12v power without the Harley connector.
This may not be anything you are interested in, but for power for the GPS; I really wanted to hook it in up front; the cigarette lighter doesn't work for anything other than the lighter (at least on my '09 Ultra). It was a pretty easy change out ; I removed the front fairing cover (7 small screws) and replaced the lighter socket with the accessory socket I bought from HD, it is an exact size replacement and it has a nice finished look because it comes with a plastic cover with the HD logo. The cord/adapter doesn't hit the bike in a full lock turn either. You could forgo the whole issue for about $20 and still have the nice connector for your accessory spot for the future.
This may not be anything you are interested in, but for power for the GPS; I really wanted to hook it in up front; the cigarette lighter doesn't work for anything other than the lighter (at least on my '09 Ultra). It was a pretty easy change out ; I removed the front fairing cover (7 small screws) and replaced the lighter socket with the accessory socket I bought from HD, it is an exact size replacement and it has a nice finished look because it comes with a plastic cover with the HD logo. The cord/adapter doesn't hit the bike in a full lock turn either. You could forgo the whole issue for about $20 and still have the nice connector for your accessory spot for the future.