Tommy, the second fuse which should be a 10A controls the black/brown
circuit, this just happens to supply +12V for the Neutral light, tach, gear
indicator, and fuel gauge. you must have knocked it loose or something when
you replaced the headlight fuse next to it.

On Thu, Aug 20, 2015 at 8:55 AM, Tommy Hill <ominbo...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Thanks, DV.  I have one, but with my old eyes, I can't follow it formthe
> life of me.
>
> Allen, the main ground under the tank, I have not gotten to.  Didn't have
> a wrench.  (This is my Miami bike -not at home and very few tools.). Will
> bring a wrench when i come back next time.
>
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