battery wire
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mauricio328
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battery wire
a thin wire attached to positive end of the battery on my 86 honda spree burnt today. now my electric starter wont work. any one know how to replace it? and is it included in the wire harness. or can i use any ordinary cable?
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Re: battery wire
[quote]a thin wire attached to positive end of the battery on my 86 honda spree burnt today. now my electric starter wont work. any one know how to replace it? and is it included in the wire harness. or can i use any ordinary cable?[/quote]
-- Before replacing any wiring --
Check the in-line fuse holder is present, and that the proper value (7Amps) is installed. The Red wire should not melt/burn insulation. Instead fuse should blow - and only when there is an electrical fault present.
-- Wire connections --
The smaller Red wire connects to only 2 endpoints -- Regulator/Rectifier and the ignition switch.
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-- Before replacing any wiring --
Check the in-line fuse holder is present, and that the proper value (7Amps) is installed. The Red wire should not melt/burn insulation. Instead fuse should blow - and only when there is an electrical fault present.
-- Wire connections --
The smaller Red wire connects to only 2 endpoints -- Regulator/Rectifier and the ignition switch.
[attachment=0]V_Batt_Wire.gif[/attachment]
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