[dartis]

Had a few minutes to tinker around with the Lady (2003 GL1800) so I thought I'd figure out why my fog lights were not working. Pulled the left side panel and removed the switch. Checked voltage and confirmed that all looked good but with no change in her condition. Decided to save it for another day. However, when finished, before I started her up and noticed that I had no oil light and no side stand light on the dash. Haven't checked others yet.

Any thoughts?

 

[Retired60mech]

Might be corrosion within a wire bundle connector. I've seen some other posts about connector corrosion. See attached schematic.

I'm sure one of the other experts will chime in on this after they finish with their BBQ!

Greg
2004 GL1800
Rider 123, 2019 Tour of Honor
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[White_Wing04]

You check to see if any fuses blown ? Does it Start ?

 

[techdude2000]

Welcome to the board. Check your tail light fuse, it’s probably blown.

 

[dartis]

Y'all are amazing. Tail light fuse blown. Could I have blown that while checking the fog light stuff?

 

[techdude2000]

Y'all are amazing. Tail light fuse blown. Could I have blown that while checking the fog light stuff?

Yes, the tail light circuit is the power source for the fogs, dash, and tail lights. :grin2:

 

[UNCLEJOHN]

y'all are amazing. Tail light fuse blown. Could i have blown that while checking the fog light stuff?

yes he is! The doctor has a big "hand print " on his back from all the correct diagnosis !

 

[Retired60mech]

Welcome to the board. Check your tail light fuse, it’s probably blown.

****, have to write this one down so I don't forget!

Greg
2004 GL1800
Rider 123, 2019 Tour of Honor
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