Turn signals not working

[Las Vegas Biker]

Just picked up my Stallion #696, and on the way home the turn signals quit working. Could someone tell me what fuse controls them? I did not get a book with the bike and dont really want to have to pull all and check them.<br />
Thanks, Terry

 

[Gorilla]

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<div class="message">Just picked up my Stallion #696, and on the way home the turn signals quit working. Could someone tell me what fuse controls them? I did not get a book with the bike and dont really want to have to pull all and check them.<br />
Thanks, Terry</div>

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</div>actually they are controlled by a relay located under the seat attached to the front support bar. There are 3 relays there and I'm not sure which one it is. TBMS warrantee is outstanding. Call the factory and they will work with you on where to take it to for repair.

 

[WildBillH]

This is the Stallion fuse box from the manual.

 

[Gorilla]

Terry, as Bill has provided fuse 17 controls the turn signals/hazards. When mine went out that fuse was good and the relay was bad.

 

[Las Vegas Biker]

Many thanks to you both, that should help me a lot. By the way I love it and it drove great back here to Vegas except the milage goes way down over 90.<br />
Looking forward to many happy days ahead.<br />
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Terry

 

[WildBillH]

LOL i wonder why.