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Oh: There are a couple of spare fuses in there. Obviously, they don't need to light.
Oh: There are a couple of spare fuses in there. Obviously, they don't need to light.
==Which fuses go to what==
The following is a list of what is covered by each fuse. This is for a 2006 bike; yours should be similar, if not identical. For more detail, consult the [[Wiring schematics & diagrams|EX250 Wiring Schematic]].
Fuse No. 1 (10A) provides +12vdc via an Orange/Green conductor to: Turn Signal Relay (Flasher Unit)
Fuse No. 2 (10A) provides +12vdc via a Brown/White conductor to: Horn
Fuse No. 3 (10A) Provides +12vdc via a Brown/Blue conductor to:
*Ignition Module
*Engine Run/Stop Switch
*Water Temp Gauge (Gauge Cluster)
*Oil Pressure Indicator Lamp (Gauge Cluster)
*Neutral Position Indicator Lamp (Gauge Cluster)
*Tachometer Gauge (Gauge Cluster)
Fuse No. 4 (10A) provides +12vdc via a Red/Blue conductor to:
*License Plate Lamp
*Brake Switch - Rear
*Brake Switch - Front
*Ignition Switch
*Dash Illumination Lamps (Gauge Cluster)
Fuse No. 5 (10A) provides +12vdc via a Blue/Yellow conductor to:
Headlight Relay (Terminal 30)
Fuse No. 6 (10A) provides +12vdc via a White/Black conductor to: Auxiliary Leads - Rear and front
Fuse No. 7 (10A) provides +12vdc via a White/Blue conductor to: Cooling Fan Switch
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