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Gsxr blowing main fuse - 2006 Suzuki GSX-R 600

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Make sure fuse has a tight fit
check for a blown headlight,taillight,or signal light

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SOURCE: my 07 gsxr keeps blowing main fuse

No but this should be an easy one to trace the problem since its the one hot lead from the battery to the switch. follow it and you should be able to find where it grounded to the frame pay a close attention around the steering area where the wires come from the farme to the ignition swithc.

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