82 GS1100L ELECTRICAL problem

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  • IRONKICKER
    • Mar 2026

    #1

    82 GS1100L ELECTRICAL problem

    Good day - Chasing a electrical problem - Can anyone tell me if there is a common power source for turn signals, brake light, side stand indicator - neutral / gear indicator and horn - All have stopped at once - Thank you for your time
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    Check all the fuses?

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    • tom203
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      • Aug 2010
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      • Norway,Maine

      #3
      Basscliff's site still has nice readable color wiring diagram- print out some copies

      1981 gs650L

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      • chuck hahn
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        • May 2009
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        • Norman, Oklahoma

        #4
        And the 1100 service manual will have a wire diagram
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        • Redman
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          • Mar 2004
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          • Michigan, west Michigan

          #5
          Well, the fuses are Head light, Signal, Ignition and Main (in that order) and I don’t know if an L has a 5th one but if it does that is for the aux power terminal on bottom of fuse block.

          the items you mention sound like the signal fuse. The orange/green circuit. Check that circuit comming out of the fuse block. Check it with a volt meter.
          Last edited by Redman; 03-28-2018, 06:29 PM.
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          • Steve
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            • Jun 2005
            • 35927
            • southwest oHIo

            #6
            Yes, be sure to check it with a volt meter or a test light.

            It is possible for a glass fuse to fail behind the metal cap, where you can't see it.

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            • IRONKICKER

              #7
              Thank you everyone for all the help. The problem was the orange/green wire coming out top of fuse block - Was a bad connection after 36 years Thank you all again ----- Ron

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              • Redman
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                • Mar 2004
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                • Michigan, west Michigan

                #8
                Originally posted by IRONKICKER
                Thank you everyone for all the help. The problem was the orange/green wire coming out top of fuse block - Was a bad connection after 36 years Thank you all again ----- Ron
                Hey, Ron. Good to hear of your success, and good that you found the source of the problem and was able to resolve the problem. Sometime such a problem is internal to the fuse block and is no good resolution.
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