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Finally finished installing a new wiring harness, but “finished” is definitely premature. As soon as battery was hooked up the fuse at purple wires would blow. Wasting a couple more fuses, I isolated it to the four bullet connector leading to the dimmer and flash to pass switch. If I unplugged the brown (picture attached) the fuse would no longer blow. The dimmer and flash to pass switch is new.
headlight switch works;
headlights work;
dimmer switch works when headlights are switched on;
flash to pass switch (pulling the stalk) does nothing;
horn button and (one) horn works;
I am not using the footwell and ign switch lamps, but I left those purple wires plugged into the bullet connector;
turn signals don’t work but that should be completely separate issue, powered by a green circuit.
I don’t get it. What could be causing that fuse to blow when the flash to pass switch is powered through that brown wire, even though the switch is not touched? I could live without it, but I’d like to start out with no mysteries.
headlight switch works;
headlights work;
dimmer switch works when headlights are switched on;
flash to pass switch (pulling the stalk) does nothing;
horn button and (one) horn works;
I am not using the footwell and ign switch lamps, but I left those purple wires plugged into the bullet connector;
turn signals don’t work but that should be completely separate issue, powered by a green circuit.
I don’t get it. What could be causing that fuse to blow when the flash to pass switch is powered through that brown wire, even though the switch is not touched? I could live without it, but I’d like to start out with no mysteries.