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@venmc
AdministratorMost likely this is a breaker tripping (from heat). I don’t have anyone I could recommend in AZ. Maybe someone else on the forum knows somebody.
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@headjanitor
EditorLocate your 15 amp circuit breakers in the ignition box on the seat post. There will be three 15 amp breakers taped together and you’re looking for the one with the blue wires running to it. This is the breaker that controls the headlight and taillight. If the problem persists after you replace the breaker you’ll need to check for a dead short in that blue wire or headlight plug or taillight socket.
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@ferminleon
SubscriberThank you for the quick response,
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@ferminleon
SubscriberThank you very much, I did that and found it the blue wires fried and touching red wire. thank you Im replacing breaker and wires.
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@headjanitor
EditorGlad to hear you found the issue. Now I can get back to mopping the floors 😉
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