Location of fuses for police bike

[perthcarpetcleaner]

Had spot lights wired up to come on if switch on right hand grip was set to position 1..
Shorted a wire out which was part of ex police accessery wiring and now spots dont work. Have checked all fuses on left hand side of bike at fuse box and fuses coming from battery
Still no luck...any ideas where fuse for power to switch 1 would be located...thanks

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[Brock]

Switch 1 gets its power, from where ever you took power from, maybe the high beam fuse if you wired the spotties correctly.

Police circuit here.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ezmyjf6qfp6pwqd/Police%20Switch%20circuit.pdf?dl=0

[perthcarpetcleaner]

Switch 1 gets its power, from where ever you took power from, maybe the high beam fuse if you wired the spotties correctly.

Police circuit here.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ezmyjf6qfp6pwqd/Police%20Switch%20circuit.pdf?dl=0

Link not working

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[perthcarpetcleaner]

Switch 1 gets its power, from where ever you took power from, maybe the high beam fuse if you wired the spotties correctly.

Police circuit here.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ezmyjf6qfp6pwqd/Police%20Switch%20circuit.pdf?dl=0

Link not working

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Hi Brock
When i wired the spots i used a live wire found under the seat that was active when switch  1 was selected. This supplies power/activates relays that send power to the spotlights direct from the battery.


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[Brock]

Which wire, and or plug. There is another small fuse box to the right of the main one ( I think its right) it could be fuse 2 or 4. Or the previous owner ran his own wire.

Its a good idea to have the lights controlled by the highg beam (ADR Requirement actually) so they only come on with high beam.

You may need to download adobe reader to view the file, the link is working for me

[perthcarpetcleaner]

Which wire, and or plug. There is another small fuse box to the right of the main one ( I think its right) it could be fuse 2 or 4. Or the previous owner ran his own wire.

Its a good idea to have the lights controlled by the highg beam (ADR Requirement actually) so they only come on with high beam.

You may need to download adobe reader to view the file, the link is working for me

Thanks Brock. Yes they are wired to come on with high beam only if position 1 selected. Wanted the option of running with high beam and no spots.
Will check all fuses again, looks like i might have to pull all plastics off if cant find it....bugger

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[alans1100]

Switch 1 gets its power, from where ever you took power from, maybe the high beam fuse if you wired the spotties correctly.

Police circuit here.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ezmyjf6qfp6pwqd/Police%20Switch%20circuit.pdf?dl=0

Link not working

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Worked ok for me too. I saved it so I can upload it to my Google Drive with all the other 1100 files.

[Squeakers (formally SlowRider)]

I have no idea if this works.
I've attached the three types of wiring diagrams from my manual. I know it doesn't tell you where they are, but you will know how many you need to find.

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=15O08tDVyaiGzGH4bVRPPSe8d0Mg5fpEx

A-Type Police Model ('05-'08)
CM-Type Police Model
A-Type Police Model (After '08)

Bernard

[perthcarpetcleaner]

I have no idea if this works.
I've attached the three types of wiring diagrams from my manual. I know it doesn't tell you where they are, but you will know how many you need to find.

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=15O08tDVyaiGzGH4bVRPPSe8d0Mg5fpEx

A-Type Police Model ('05-'08)
CM-Type Police Model
A-Type Police Model (After '08)

Bernard

Thanks SlowRider appreciate the post

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