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I'm having spark issues with my GS 250, i have found a wiring diagram without fuses but this isn't helping, i originally couldn't get it to turn over but that was a fuse, I'm guessing the spark issue is the same, as well as the lights but can't locate the fuse for either, can someone point me in the right direction please?
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HI Mr. 1980gs250,
The fuse panel is usually under the left side cover ("Left" as you sit on the bike). But many of the smaller GS bikes have only one main fuse. You'll find a wiring diagram and other helpful items on my little website.
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I have replaced the single fuse under the left side cover, the bike turns over but i pulled the plugs and tried to fire it and there is no spark.Comment
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Hi,
From my website:
How To Repair Your Wiring Harness
Cleaning Your Wiring Harness
Testing The Ignition System
Diagnosing Slow Cranking
Ignitor/Signal Generator/Coil Test
Have you had a chance to go through the maintenance lists in your "mega-welcome"? It's also a good idea to clean every electrical connection and ground on the entire wiring harness. Is your kill switch set to "ON"? Sorry, I had to ask.
Thank you for your indulgence,
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