Where is the Motorcycle Battery Fuse Located?

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Erik
07/30/25 1:41am
Motorcycle fuses are located in the fuse box near the battery, connected to a thin red wire on the positive terminal output. Some motorcycle fuses are in the fuse slot above the starter relay, visible after removing the black plastic cover above the starter relay. Below is relevant information: 1. Brake switch damage: Brake switch damage causing frequent fuse blowouts is also quite common. As we know, motorcycle brake switches have a small spring that pulls out an iron rod inside the switch when the brake pedal is pressed, completing the circuit. If the brake switch is damaged, causing internal power to connect with the iron rod, electricity can flow through the small spring to the frame, creating a short circuit that blows the fuse. 2. Inspection method: The inspection method is equally simple. Disconnect the brake switch, replace with a new fuse, turn on the ignition to see if the fuse blows, or ride for a while to test if the fuse blows. If it functions normally, the brake switch is damaged and needs replacement.
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SanVictoria
08/15/25 7:29am
I remember riding motorcycles for over a decade, and the location of the battery fuse varies by model, but most are hidden under the seat. Lifting the seat cushion reveals a small black box containing fuses of different colors—the most common being a fuse slot on the positive battery cable or a separate fuse box. My old bike once broke down because the main fuse blew, and I easily replaced it with a new 10A fuse after removing the seat. The location isn’t fixed: cruisers might have it under the fuel tank, off-road bikes behind the side cover, and urban scooters may have it directly attached to the battery. When searching for it, always disconnect the negative battery terminal first by loosening it with a wrench to avoid short-circuit sparks. A blown fuse is usually caused by current overload, such as aftermarket lighting or aging wiring. After fixing it, it’s best to check the battery voltage and wiring connections. Regularly inspecting these details can prevent issues before they arise.
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