Fuse for alternator seems to not be making contact 100% of the time, the battery light and meter drops and system quits charging. I have had alternator and battery changed (new) and when you "adjust fuse" the system returns to normal. can the contacts be changed if thats is the problem?
No. YOu'd need a new fuse box
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it is under the dash on the drivers side just to the right of the column.
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i think i have the site here where you can get the diagram.
http://www.bigcee.com/faq/KLR650-color-wiring-diagram.jpg
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engine coolant temperature sensor unit!? you say you had a thermostat issue some times if you over heat these the switch above might cause malfunction! I just spent 7 hours on relays!! with engine running un plug coolant sensor temp switch if your fan comes on you have no relay issues!! or ground problem keep in mind this switch tells the system the temperature then when reached sends signals to relay the fan to come on! when I unplugged mine fan ran plugged it back in off!!! replaced switch works great this is the true way to test don't get$$ it out hope this helps you out also be sure you have no air locks in your cooling system and you properly bleeded out all air sense you changed thermostat.John
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HI. Click here to view a troubleshooting page, that will help isolate the issue. The likely culprit will be the Flasher.
The flasher unit can be found under the dash panel attached to a bracket on the right side steering column opening reinforcement. On some models, the flasher plugs into the fuse panel.
The flasher can be removed by pressing the plastic retaining clip and pulling straight rearward. Align the new flasher housing with bracket and push forward until it snaps into the bracket
Click Here to view the fuse box layout picture.
The mounting of the fuse panel is either on the left side of the passenger compartment, under the dash, on the side kick panel or on the firewall to the left of the steering column. Certain models will have the fuse panel exposed while other models will have it covered with a removable trim cover.
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