My mate is a Bellend!

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  1. RobDaBiker

    RobDaBiker Well-Known Member

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    #1 RobDaBiker, Mar 22, 2017
    Hello everybody, as the title says.... My mate bought a new battery for his Daytona 675, and then promptly plumbed it in back to front.... DOH!
    I'm going up to help him fix it on the weekend, but have never really been under the skin on a 675. I'm guessing that he has blown out the main fuse.
    Where is it located?
    Anything else likely to have blown?
    Anyone else dumb enough to do this?

    Cheers for any answers.
     
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  2. TEZ 217

    TEZ 217 Crème de la Crème

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    #2 TEZ 217, Mar 22, 2017
    CALLING ALL BELLEND'S
    ANYONE :D:D
     
  3. MrOrange

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    #3 MrOrange, Mar 22, 2017
    The ecu should be protected from such an occurrence.
    I take it he turned it around and the bike wouldn't start ?
    Otherwise he would have kept quiet about it !!!
     
  4. RobDaBiker

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    #4 RobDaBiker, Mar 22, 2017
     
  5. MrOrange

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    #5 MrOrange, Mar 22, 2017
    First step is checking fuses, other than that can't offer much help.
    Not the best thing to do to a bike.
     
  6. Bonzo

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    #5 Bonzo, Mar 22, 2017
    I know shag all about electrics.

    All I can really add is my agreement. Your mate is indeed a bellend.
     
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  7. RobDaBiker

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    #6 RobDaBiker, Mar 23, 2017

    I think his is an older one, an 06 or 07. I'm sure the fuses are apparent somewhere, and no... never the best thing to do to yer bike...
    He seemed to think that the main fuse was under the tank somewhere, I will google it..
    Hopefully just blown it out and that's that. Aside from the piss taking of course..
     
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    #7 RobDaBiker, Mar 23, 2017

    Yup. :D
     
  9. andypandy

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    #8 andypandy, Mar 23, 2017
    Maybe you should test the battery first as follows :-
    1. Place your mates testicles on the positive terminal.
    2. Place his bell end on the negative terminal.

    If he squeals a bit the battery is knackered.
    If his balls catch fire the battery is good.
     
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  10. RobDaBiker

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    #9 RobDaBiker, Mar 23, 2017
    Ha ha, good idea, although it may not reach....
     
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  11. Paul1988

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    #10 Paul1988, Mar 23, 2017
    Not sure about about an 06/07 plate, but main fuse on my 09 is under the seat right at the Base of the tank. Regulator rectifier will be on the RHS under the fairing, you don't even need to pull the Fairing, just take the inner sill off , the indicator bolt and one of the fairing bolts, pull the clips and your laughing
     
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