Starter/main fuse connector melted
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Starter/main fuse connector melted
So I'm cleaning up the wiring and giving everything a good look over and after having to work a bit to get the connector to the main fuse / starter relay off it was clear why: the plastic on the fuse was melted into a little ball and the connector didn't look much better on the inside.
I assume this was from poor contact in the connector or the fuse holder. Luckily it seems the fuse holder assembly is available and not too bad at $20. However, the connector on the main loom seems like a harder case. I just got a bunch of those Sumitomo connectors from cycleterminal.com, but since this includes the fuse cover it must be a super special part. Anyone have a source for them?
Thanks,
/Patrik

Thanks,
/Patrik
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Re: Starter/main fuse connector melted
This is the only one i can find, the starter solenoid wont be any good at that price but at least it has the plug with it
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Starter-Relay ... 3f1f2e28f2
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Starter-Relay ... 3f1f2e28f2
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Re: Starter/main fuse connector melted
The red solenoid plug you mention is extremely rare.
Rick Oliver has a replacement solenoid and plug which is much more common than the Honda red plug
Rick Oliver has a replacement solenoid and plug which is much more common than the Honda red plug

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Re: Starter/main fuse connector melted
Look on e bay for "starter motor solenoid connector," Towzertronics sell them for around £9
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Re: Starter/main fuse connector melted
Well, upon closer inspection it seems the problems aren't limited to that connector. If you enjoy looking at distressed connectors, check out this post. I think that instead of replacing this and having it go bad again, I'm going to completely upgrade the supply wiring...