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Brake light works but stop light doesn't.

  • Thread starter Thread starter Zbradley1215
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Sorry.

Sorry.

ZBradley,
I have looked at 450 schematic.
All this discussion between Steve and I of which fuse (head or signal) powers tail light does not at all apply to 450.
Sorry.

450 has one main fuse, probably doesnt have a name, is just "the fuse".

450 does have the park position on ignition key (way over to right is lock/park). SO can use that. In park it powers the tail light with the main red wire so doesnt matter if headlight switch is on or off.
(schematic I looked at had headlight on-off switch).

Dave

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Taillight but no Brakelight... solution in my bike...

Taillight but no Brakelight... solution in my bike...

I had this same issue, have taillight but no brake light, then found no continuity in the red/blue wire from the rear brake switch to control unit connector, broken white wire at brake light switch and rusted rear brake switch. I will clean and lubricate the brake switch, reinstate broken white wire integrity and install a temporary wire to establish red/blue wire continuity. I did a test applying voltage directly to the red/blue wire near the control unit and the brake light got on instantly.
 
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