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Has anyone found a non-OEM 80 amp main fuse replacement?
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racoon
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A Google search for "80 a motorcycle fuse can-am spyder" found several sources.
The one the BRP site says contact your dealer, and lists a part number of: 710008102
I also found it, with the same part number, here:
www.motosport.com
That site has a list of vehicles it fits in, so confirm it's the right fuse for your bike.
The one the BRP site says contact your dealer, and lists a part number of: 710008102
I also found it, with the same part number, here:
Fuse 80 A (710008102) | MotoSport
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That site has a list of vehicles it fits in, so confirm it's the right fuse for your bike.
PDXRTL
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I had to wait 6 months (from June to December) to get mine from the dealer. You may need to stay on your dealer to keep checking with BRP and open a case if it doesn't show up as expected. Else you'll get, three weeks, three weeks, three weeks, etc.
Since I couldn't wait for the OEM replacement, I purchased an 80 amp bolt on auto fuse, one from Napa and one from Autozone. Managed to drop one of them into the magic pit below the battery (I'm assuming it is magic because the fuse disappeared) and was a bit more careful with the other one. Obviously, doesn't install like the OEM version. I bolted the replacement directly to the cable ends and wrapped with electrical tape. It has worked fine for 6 months and 14k miles, though one of these days I'll get in there and install the OEM one to get things back to normal.
Since I couldn't wait for the OEM replacement, I purchased an 80 amp bolt on auto fuse, one from Napa and one from Autozone. Managed to drop one of them into the magic pit below the battery (I'm assuming it is magic because the fuse disappeared) and was a bit more careful with the other one. Obviously, doesn't install like the OEM version. I bolted the replacement directly to the cable ends and wrapped with electrical tape. It has worked fine for 6 months and 14k miles, though one of these days I'll get in there and install the OEM one to get things back to normal.
racoon
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Did you check with motorsport.com to see if they had it in stock?
Edit: I did a Google Shopping search, and Partzilla.com also has a listing for it.
I work for Canam dealer they say Jan 6 delivery. i did get one from NAPA store.... did not fit oem box. bolting it in as described then heat shrinking around it seems like a viable option. plan b if oem delivery is delayed. oh btw self induced voltage malfunction blew fuses but no smoke or visible harness damage. found NO service parts for oem shinlin alternator anywhere either hope i dont need them. thanks for the reply's
fuse arrived 1/03 ...it solved the problem with no further apparent damage. so far only able to ride 50 miles so far. chk engine light is on but everything is functioning as best as I can tell. new battery on the way to replace haiju.
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