Interesting you should mention that. For years the headlight on my 750 had the reflector inside the bulb bouncing around inside the unit, as it had broken off. Possibly this is what caused my fuses to blow in the first place? I guess I'll never know as the headlight burned out the other day and I replaced it.
Using a circuit breaker is nice though, as it completely bypasses the fuse holder and just plugs in using the existing electrical connectors. --Robin ******************************** --- Jay Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I had an interesting one too. Unexpectedly and > at any time the fuse would > fry. It turned out to be the headlight. The > highbeam filament had "burned > out" Or rather it had broke off one end and > wobling around, so whenever it > would touch the lowbeam post or filament both > would be on, Low resistance, > high current = blown fuse. Quick fix tho, I > just disconnected the headlight > :>) > ===== ************************************************* SOHC/4 #121 1973 Honda CB350F 1970 Honda CB750K __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the "Signing Bonus" Sweepstakes http://hotjobs.sweepstakes.yahoo.com/signingbonus
