208rider
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I would like to have some extra fuses of the relevant sizes and amperages. Does anyone know which ones this bike uses? Thanks.
Which fuses does the 2015 NC700X DCT use?
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Old Can Ride
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Standard on almost all motorcycles are 15, 10, 7.5, and 5 amp. If you have one of each of these you got it covered.
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208rider
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Thanks. Which size are they?
Grey1one
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This thread has a pic of them, they look to be in the "mini" range to me.
http://nc700-forum.com/forum/nc700-...c-ato-dual-slot-design-add-line-fuse-tap.html
http://nc700-forum.com/forum/nc700-...c-ato-dual-slot-design-add-line-fuse-tap.html
dduelin
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I pulled one out this morning to check. I thought they were Mini's but they are actually low profile Micros. Approximately 10mm wide and 8mm tall.
I've been carrying spare fuses in the Mini size - glad for this thread because the ones I've been carrying don't fit!
I've been carrying spare fuses in the Mini size - glad for this thread because the ones I've been carrying don't fit!
ld_rider
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Riding since 1976 and have blown two fuses....both times I rode over to a corner store and bought what I needed...I must be living right ;-)
HarveyM
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According to the owner's manual the DCT also has a 30amp fuse. I just went to the local dealer to order (not in stock!) them.
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Make sure you have the right size fuses for the bike and every electronic farkle you have added. I damn near froze to death when the fuse blew on my heated gear controller. None of the fuses I had with me were the right size.
It should be noted that the inside of the NC700X fuse block cover has a holder with a spare 7.5 and 15 amp fuse, supplied by the factory.
Secondly, except in the very rare case of a faulty fuse, fuses don't open without a reason. Out on the road, you not only need a spare replacement fuse, but the tools and knowledge to correct the reason why the fuse opened.
Secondly, except in the very rare case of a faulty fuse, fuses don't open without a reason. Out on the road, you not only need a spare replacement fuse, but the tools and knowledge to correct the reason why the fuse opened.
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GunNut37086
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The mini and the micro appear to be the same width. Not that it matters, but overly curious part of me wonders if the mini would do in a pinch if you left the fuse cover off.
