Question about VFRness and Battery Cable

I have a 2003 VFR800

I just found that my main fuse is melted, yet it was still operational, but it was running very hot. No doubt this is causing resistance. Resistance will kill my R/R and Stator if it hasn't already......I am investigating. The fuse holder itself isn't melted, but its got plenty of brown on it.....probably not worth continuing using it.

In any case, I obviously need to replace that fuse holder. To be safe, I was thinking of just replacing that harness, which is about $50.00. If I buy a VFRness instead, does it include everything that harness does anyway (battery terminals, ground wire, connection to starter block, etc)?

If the VFRness does NOT replace this fuse holder, then I guess I have to buy both VFRness and battery harness, thoughts? Anyone know?

Here are some pics:



I am having SERIOUS surging issues, its like my RPM's keep dropping, that's all in another thread. But in response to that I am investigating the electrical system, which is how I happened upon finding this melted fuse.

 

Man seem like the Electrical gremlin are back and haunt everyone lately.
Sorry cannot help you but many will chimp in shortly. Good luck

 

Yes the VFRness replaces the fuse holder and all the main wires in the charging system.

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If I'm not mistaken (can't remember from when I did mine) I think it replaces the 30amp fuse with 2 twenty amp fuses.

 

Does that mean it has its own positive battery terminal and you don't need the stock one? If I recall the main fuse is directly connected off the positive battery terminal.

I ordered a VFRness (3 switched, 1 unswitched)