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Old 07-02-2007, 02:43 AM   #1 (permalink)
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The Fi lights when riding on bumpi roads

i have a problem with my vfr since the moment i bought it! when i ride it on bad roads sometimes the moment it "jumps" the Fi lights for 2or 3 seconds and the engine looses power.After that in comes back to normal.
that's one problem. another one it's the low beam. sometimes it's not working. if i turn on the hight beam and then return to low beam it works.

do you have any ideea why is that happening?
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I had a similar problem, it was a loose groud connection with the battery. Check it out.

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it was a loose groud connection with the battery.
My suggestion also, saw a VFR with a similare issue last weekend, ended up being a loose Ground cable.
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thank you very much! is there a particular place where i should look for the loose ground cable ? ...so i can go directly to the source?
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thank you very much! is there a particular place where i should look for the loose ground cable ?
Try this link from UK's VFR site it details " FI light " trouble shooting and shows photos of the Earth Block location.

http://www.bikersoracle.com/vfr/foru...ad.php?t=76161

If memory serves there is another earth lead connected to the frame beneath the right side fairing that you could check as well.
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