Yamaha g9 keeps blowing positive fuse

nonobaddog

Yamaha g9 keeps blowing positive fuse cant figureit out .it has a new starter solenoid less than 4 months and vol reg . i inpected all the cables noting all looks good.

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maxim1157

This may sound stupid.. double check the cables and make sure neg/pos are the right battery post. My buddy did this by mistake..

nonobaddog

lol its looks good its ok .ill been on it for 7 day now cant find anyting

sho305

Wiring issue is common in yamaha when they get older. Also note all things are wired with ground wiring, so you have to check all that for bad connections too. You can also try unplugging the voltage regulator on the rear wheel well they can short out. It will work then if that is it just wont charge.

yamahaguy97

It may also be possible you have a wire exposed somewhere and it's making contact causing it to blow the fuse so you will probably have to do some detailed checking Happened to me once I went throug 5 or 6 fuses before I found the culprit lol

cgtech

So, it's been running fine since the starter/generator, solenoid, regulator, until now?

nonobaddog

no still not runing.i had to put it in the back burne i was geting frustrated iam going to tryout what sho305 is recommending disconnecting the volt reg all i know is if it is that iam going to be mad becouse its less then six month old .i was haveing a problem of neg fuse blowing thats y i got the new volt reg six month back that fixed that but now the pos fuse is blowing

cgtech

Wait, I may have missed something. Did you replace the solenoid And the starter/generator, or just the solenoid? If just solenoid, did you use one designed for a golf cart, or auto parts style? Auto parts store one is not designed for constant duty like is required for golf cart, may have failed.

ironmonkey17

By chance do you have this wire hooked up, mine does the same thing but when I disconnect the brown wire the fuse doesn't blow anymore, I think that's a diode sign in the drawing and I guess its located in the voltage regulator, and mine isn't working,.. when it comes to wiring I really suck at it, I also replaced the VR, which fixed one problem but created this problem....by the way everything I said is all guesswork... i'm at a loss myself..

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ironmonkey17

nonobaddog any luck on this?