melted coupler
#1
Hi all,
has anyone had the same problem? While fixing a back blinker on my 99 busa I noticed that the coupler that joins the wires from the regulator/rectifier to the main wiring harness had melted.Scary
The bike was still running, but sometime before the wiring at the coupler had got hot enough to melt it. Must have been lucky that it still had the connections and ran and didn't burn the old girl.
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#2
Gaz57 Wrote:Hi all,
has anyone had the same problem? While fixing a back blinker on my 99 busa I noticed that the coupler that joins the wires from the regulator/rectifier to the main wiring harness had melted.Scary
The bike was still running, but sometime before the wiring at the coupler had got hot enough to melt it. Must have been lucky that it still had the connections and ran and didn't burn the old girl.

Gday my 99 had a similar problem behind the motor next to the fuel pump I seperated each individual wire and connected them had no problems since I think it all comes down to age of wiring/connectors as they get older connectors get a powder like coating on them and create heat and therefore melt and short out.thats what I found on my bike.hope this helps.
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#3
Gaz57 Wrote:Hi all,
has anyone had the same problem? While fixing a back blinker on my 99 busa I noticed that the coupler that joins the wires from the regulator/rectifier to the main wiring harness had melted.Scary
The bike was still running, but sometime before the wiring at the coupler had got hot enough to melt it. Must have been lucky that it still had the connections and ran and didn't burn the old girl.

Yep Gaz it happens a lot on the older ones, unless you pull the tail off and have a good look you will never know, I'm tipping there are a lot of them running around like it & the owners don't even know
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#4
Its a well known prob goes with ageing like prostates!

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