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It would be easy to change the setup with a newer style fuse, but I'd like to keep the bike stock. If necessary I can cut out links of copper, cut out pieces, notch them and measure the current necessary to burn them out, and adjust the size of the cut out until I get the right opening current. It would be better though if I can find original links which should still be available somewhere.
It would be easy to change the setup with a newer style fuse, but I'd like to keep the bike stock. If necessary I can cut out links of copper, cut out pieces, notch them and measure the current necessary to burn them out, and adjust the size of the cut out until I get the right opening current. It would be better though if I can find original links which should still be available somewhere.
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exavid wrote:
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Disregard all after "Has anyone..." Forgot I have a parts manual on my laptop (old age strikes again) found the fusible link part number (982000-53000) and have 10 on order so I will have a supply on hand. Thanks for the response, next time I'll check all my sources before wasting time on the forum.
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After using a pair of pliers to crack open a mass of molten plastic and carbon that once was my main fuse and starter relay housing, I used a 30 amp circuit breaker. Not stock but worked well, and if it ever did blow,(which it never did)just a push of a button and back in business again.
After using a pair of pliers to crack open a mass of molten plastic and carbon that once was my main fuse and starter relay housing, I used a 30 amp circuit breaker. Not stock but worked well, and if it ever did blow,(which it never did)just a push of a button and back in business again.
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Exavid,
Where did you order the 30 amp fuses from?
I would like to get one, have check several places in Las Vegas, no one has them?!
Thanks , Pete ([email protected])
Exavid,
Where did you order the 30 amp fuses from?
I would like to get one, have check several places in Las Vegas, no one has them?!
Thanks , Pete ([email protected])
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It's a place in Florida, I have a program on my laptop that's a parts catalog for the 85, 86, and 87 bikes which also links to the store in Florida. I don't have my laptop handy right now so I can't tell you it's address but will soon as I get a chance. I ordered ten links for $.74 each. I also ordered a rubber trim piece for the rear of my bike. I haven't gotten a reply from them yet so I don't know if they actually have all the stuff in stock.
It's a place in Florida, I have a program on my laptop that's a parts catalog for the 85, 86, and 87 bikes which also links to the store in Florida. I don't have my laptop handy right now so I can't tell you it's address but will soon as I get a chance. I ordered ten links for $.74 each. I also ordered a rubber trim piece for the rear of my bike. I haven't gotten a reply from them yet so I don't know if they actually have all the stuff in stock.
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For Renegade and Wingdawg, I got the CD on eBay. The company and address:
CDMOTO
18520 NW 67 Ave #172, Miami Lakes, Florida 33015
[email protected]
They listed several parts manuals on CD in their eBay offering when I ordered mine. The actual CD parts manual is very good, better than microfiche since you don't have to hunt through the lists. There are good part number callouts for just about every bolt and nut and part on the bike. I'm not going to recommend the part of the program that links to their parts store since I think this is the first items I've ordered from them. I don't like the Hotmail address too much. I did order the links anda piece of trim, also sent them an email. I'll keep you guys appraised of the results.
For Renegade and Wingdawg, I got the CD on eBay. The company and address:
CDMOTO
18520 NW 67 Ave #172, Miami Lakes, Florida 33015
[email protected]
They listed several parts manuals on CD in their eBay offering when I ordered mine. The actual CD parts manual is very good, better than microfiche since you don't have to hunt through the lists. There are good part number callouts for just about every bolt and nut and part on the bike. I'm not going to recommend the part of the program that links to their parts store since I think this is the first items I've ordered from them. I don't like the Hotmail address too much. I did order the links anda piece of trim, also sent them an email. I'll keep you guys appraised of the results.
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You can buy fusible links on a roll. You just buy the rating you need (20 amp, 30 amp etc) and cut it to length and cut out the slots with a small snips. I have a roll of in my shed (my dad used to fix old motors) just gathering dust.
You can buy fusible links on a roll. You just buy the rating you need (20 amp, 30 amp etc) and cut it to length and cut out the slots with a small snips. I have a roll of in my shed (my dad used to fix old motors) just gathering dust.
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