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Dboy07 · **Posts:** 5 **Gender:**

Hey guys so i accidently pulled out my brake lever wires connected to the brakes lever on the left hand side and i reinstalled it but now my brake lights, turn signals, the turn signal indicator, also the electric starter doesnt work.... My head lights work and the kickstart starts it right up! Speedo seems fine! Thinking it could be i fried something but not to sure. If anyone can help me that would be awesome! Hopefully its an easy fix

RIPGSXR · **Posts:** 808 **Location:** Oklahoma **Gender:**

Dboy07 wrote:

Hey guys so i accidently pulled out my brake lever wires connected to the brakes lever on the left hand side and i reinstalled it but now my brake lights, turn signals, the turn signal indicator, also the electric starter doesnt work.... My head lights work and the kickstart starts it right up! Speedo seems fine! Thinking it could be i fried something but not to sure. If anyone can help me that would be awesome! Hopefully its an easy fix

Take off your battery box and unplug the switch that goes to that lever. then check your fuses, i'm sure thats all it is. but if you dont unplug that switch then i imagine that your just going to blow it again. then check and make sure you didn't short out the wires in that switch.

TT-350z · **Posts:** 8029 **Location:** Frisco TX **Gender:**

Dboy07 · **Posts:** 5 **Gender:**

Okay ill try that just tryd the horn and that also isnt working! Im guessing all those things are connected to the same fuse or whatever

Faethor · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 2:14 pm

fuse for sure. If the cables from the rear brake sensor touched it each other when you threw them out, it blew the fuse. Thats it.

Dboy07 · **Posts:** 5 **Gender:**

Sorry newb here wheres the fuse box can someone show me a picture of what i need to take off or replace

shamsjr2 · **Posts:** 436 **Location:** Stillwater, OK **Gender:**

I don't have a pic of it, but it's right on top of the positive side of the battery. You'll have to take off a plastic cover to see the fuses. Good luck!

RuckusJoe · **Posts:** 3554 **Location:** PA **Gender:**

http://www.djnitro.com/forumcrap/Ruckus ... chable.pdf

Spend a little time with the service manual you can search for fuse
See if this helps you.

http://www.google.com/search?q=auto+fus ... 24&bih=644


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