big time lighting and electrical problem

[w00t]

Ok here's the problem: I have this suzuki panther tx150 that has blown headlight, tail light and rear signal lights..

the front signal lights were working fine no idea why.

 

i went to fix up the these lights, was told that tail light assembly for my bike wasnt available so decided to change the headlight only, checked the bulb holder it wasnt burn okay proceed with the change.

 

after things was fixed up and riding for about 30km all the lights blew again.. anyone suggest whats wrong?? just need some ideas or probably my bike's whole electrical system sot tio already ah?

 

[logen1836]

Ok here's the problem: I have this suzuki panther tx150 that has blown headlight, tail light and rear signal lights..

the front signal lights were working fine no idea why.

 

i went to fix up the these lights, was told that tail light assembly for my bike wasnt available so decided to change the headlight only, checked the bulb holder it wasnt burn okay proceed with the change.

 

after things was fixed up and riding for about 30km all the lights blew again.. anyone suggest whats wrong?? just need some ideas or probably my bike's whole electrical system sot tio already ah?

 

 

check if ya fuse in ya cdi is fine.if its burnt,den u gotta change to new ones!

[Mark Ng]

check your charging voltage, your rectifer regulator should be the fault.

[Giles-Damien]

Ok here's the problem: I have this suzuki panther tx150 that has blown headlight, tail light and rear signal lights..

the front signal lights were working fine no idea why.

 

i went to fix up the these lights, was told that tail light assembly for my bike wasnt available so decided to change the headlight only, checked the bulb holder it wasnt burn okay proceed with the change.

 

after things was fixed up and riding for about 30km all the lights blew again.. anyone suggest whats wrong?? just need some ideas or probably my bike's whole electrical system sot tio already ah?

 

 

check ur fuse first..

[jytheorem]

U might wana check wat did u do right b4 the lights blew, i.e. depressing the brake or signal lights.

Cos a short circuit of those switches might be the causal factor..

 

Suggest u do a resistance check even before replacing the fuses, else u might wana buy additional fuses.

[w00t]

alrite thanks guys.. i tink i found the fault with a multimeter, i suppose it should be the regulator since the voltage is way too high compared to the normal voltage abt 13 to 14+

 

the voltage was 27V at 5000rpm

lol time for a change