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parla Ex Member	fuses 16.11.15 at 13:11:07 Hi everybody..I have a problem with the 15 and 10 amp fuses.I need to buy new ones because I have burned all the original and the spare ones included in the original fuse box.the problem is that I can't find them here in Italy because they measure 6,3x 25'4 mm and we have only 6,3 x 30 mm.someone knows where I can buy them online?thanks a lot Francesco
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edef45 TR1 Board Junior Member Posts: 68 Gender: Bike: TR1 Bj 81 und TR1 Bj 81 mit Watsonian Cambridge SW	Re: fuses Reply #1 - 16.11.15 at 13:52:56 Bongiorno Francesco Nel Ebay si trovanno sicuramente. Per Onlineshop vedi i magazini tedesci seguente (i numeri sono quelli per 10 amp, 30 mm) www.polo-motorrad.de: 60130000090 www.louis.de : 10031310 www.hein-gericke.de : 31612700060 Ciao Edzard

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parla Ex Member	Re: fuses Reply #2 - 16.11.15 at 14:06:26 Thanks for the reply edzard.I have only one question... the fuses are 30mm long instead of the 25mm of the original ones, so..can I use it if they are 5mm longer?thanks Francesco
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edef45 TR1 Board Junior Member Posts: 68 Gender: Bike: TR1 Bj 81 und TR1 Bj 81 mit Watsonian Cambridge SW	Re: fuses Reply #3 - 16.11.15 at 14:11:08 Sorry I was confused These Onlineshops have both versions, 25 mm and 30 mm I sometimes have been using also a 30mm version but it matches not quiet well Greetings Edzard

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parla Ex Member	Re: fuses Reply #4 - 16.11.15 at 15:17:43 Ok so I will search for them in the online shop you linked me.thanks a lot Francesco
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nanno TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Ich mags halt gern ned ganz so original... Posts: 2263 Gender: Bike: TR1, XT600, SR500-Gespann	Re: fuses Reply #5 - 16.11.15 at 21:32:40 30mm isn't perfect, but it'll work (just).
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parla Ex Member	Re: fuses Reply #6 - 17.11.15 at 00:37:54 Thanks a lot Gregg..I think I will try the 30 mm because I can find them here in my hometown.I'm waiting for an answer from one of the German online shop that edzard link to me today, that sells the 25 mm ones.I have posted another question in the forum about the cut out relay.I found a new one in the Yamaha parts shop but is for the virago 1000 from 1985,do you know if it's the same relay of the tr1?thanks Francesco
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steveo Ex Member	Re: fuses Reply #7 - 17.11.15 at 07:05:25 you can buy them @ Amazon (25mm)
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parla Ex Member	Re: fuses Reply #8 - 18.11.15 at 08:23:53 I've found them on polo.motorrad.de.thanks to everybody Cheers Francesco
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Odin TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Posts: 2083 Gender: Bike: xv750se Bj. 81-UK, xv750se Bj.86-US	Re: fuses Reply #9 - 18.11.15 at 21:19:16 And why You don´t wand to change, in to modern one ?? And not mor the old of class
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parla Ex Member	Re: fuses Reply #10 - 19.11.15 at 00:53:53 This is one of the first thing I thought when I realise that here in Italy none has this kind of fuse.the answer is "just because I want the original fuse box with the Yamaha logo under the headlight...I simply love it!!!but yes,the best thing to is to change into a modern ones.
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Odin TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Posts: 2083 Gender: Bike: xv750se Bj. 81-UK, xv750se Bj.86-US	Re: fuses Reply #11 - 19.11.15 at 19:05:18 And why you dn´t chacnge the interior, but let the outside existing I can look, if i found an old one in my garage .. an can look, if it is possible to change at new style fuse
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nanno TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Ich mags halt gern ned ganz so original... Posts: 2263 Gender: Bike: TR1, XT600, SR500-Gespann	Re: fuses Reply #12 - 19.11.15 at 22:41:34 Quote from Odin on 19.11.15 at 19:05:18: and I can look, if it is possible to change at new style fuse Well, I tried that, but I don't see where there should be enough room for flatblade fuses in the stock box... but if you do, let me/us know. Cheers, Greg
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Odin TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Posts: 2083 Gender: Bike: xv750se Bj. 81-UK, xv750se Bj.86-US	Re: fuses Reply #13 - 21.11.15 at 15:48:57 Dem Parla wird geholfen .... bekam einen persönlichen Schaltplan nach seinen Wünschen, das mit dem Sicherungskasten, muss ich nach machen. Hatte heute viele Kundengespräche, wegen Elektrikumbauten an Ihren Maschinen, die Saison läuft richtig gut an.
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parla Ex Member	Re: fuses Reply #14 - 26.02.16 at 12:51:22 Here I'm am again.I'm lost with much other things and never worked to my bike for several months.in the end I buy new fuses from a German on line shop.now the bike works again and I would like to thanks everybody give me his help.I really appreciate.I have a new problem now but I think I will start a new tread on the forum Cheers Parla
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