Clock and radio

Feb 26, 2011
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Lebanon,Tenn
Hi. new to the fourm. My 1993 1500 will not keep it's time and the raido will not keep it's channel when I tuen the trike off. Once I turn the key back on I have lost everything. any help?
 
U were working on something under the seat. You blew #13 fuse . Open the left side cover (not the battery side .) Open the box marked relay in the bottom left corner is # 13 . This is your memory fuse . it is a 5 amp.
 
.It will be under the pass.left leg & is the only fuse on the relay board. It is marked Back-up And John said it is a 5 amp fuse & depending on your trike kit it. On mine (Roadsmith) it is a bit** to get too. They just put it together & then thought about it & said oh well
 
I am hoping against hope that I never have to get into the relay box. Will most likely have to do some surgery on it to get it accessible. On our MotorTrike it is well and truly wedged between the frame and the kit's bodywork.
 
I am hoping against hope that I never have to get into the relay box. Will most likely have to do some surgery on it to get it accessible. On our MotorTrike it is well and truly wedged between the frame and the kit's bodywork.

Is your air comressor still in place? Mine is & I was going to service it to use it as a courtsey service for myself & others . After 2 Hrs of fighting I gave up & bolted it back up.I'm sure there are other trike kits that have the same problems Lots of :Bug2::Bug2::Bug2:
 
I have a motor trike kit, i looked and to get to the relay i would have to take the whole body off. I am not sure i can do that. Thanks for the advice.
 
I had to put a notch in the rear fender under the side cover so I could remove the cover. I would do it now. If you blow a relay someday like a non essential Headlight it is going to be along night on a dark road .You know the problem is now fix it while u are home not on the road.
 
this mostlikly true . i use the full side cover , my friend on his MT coup has a chopped one. I know because he lost one and we had to cut one up shorter
 

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