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Post by jeridhill on Mar 31, 2013 22:17:53 GMT -5
I did see the relay but it was easier to check the breaker box first. It looks as if I have to replace the fuse anyway in the box, so I will do that first and then pull the battery to get to the relay. I saw the red wire going to the relay and there was no fuse.
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Post by jeridhill on Mar 31, 2013 20:04:10 GMT -5
Thanks. There isn't a fuse on the red wire, but I did look in the fuses in the box under the right foot panel. 4 fuses and when I pulled them out one by one, a 15amp fuse fell apart in my hand. I'll have to get a fuse tomorrow. Thanks.
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Post by jeridhill on Mar 31, 2013 19:31:05 GMT -5
A little over a month ago it got a little to cold to ride so I parked my Linhai Aeolus. Last week, I noticed the back tire was flat, so today, I got it out to prep it for a ride. I pumped up the tire, put the key in the ignition and nothing. No power at all.
I removed the battery and put it on a charger, it was 96% full. So I went ahead and charged it the rest of the way, cleaned off the posts and put it all back together. Still nothing. No headlights, simply no power.
What am I missing?
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