Better go and stock up on fuses until you figure out what's wired wrong. I believe you're going to need the AGX size fuse. Some auto parts stores can get them for you along with boating supply stores.
Fuse And Fuse Holder Designations
1. The older Kawasaki’s use a glass tubed fuse with the designation of AGX 1” long. Most good auto parts stores can get them for you. They are ¼” in diameter.
2. The more common AGC is 1 ¼” long and may not fit the smaller fuse clips. Again, ¼” in diameter.
3. To clean and polish the fuse clips, I use a cotton swab(Q- Tip) and some Brasso metal cleaner or Turtle Wax Chrome Polish. I suppose any good metal polish would work.
4. These fuses can fail internally but look good, only by using a multimeter to check for voltage going through the fuse, or when the fuse is removed for physical inspection for tight end caps & continuity checks,can it be determined if it’s serviceable.
5. Most modern motorcycles are now using the automobile “Blade” style fuse with the designation of ATC or ATO.
6. The reduced sized “Mini” Blade style fuse holder uses the ATM size of fuses.
7. If the fuse and fuse holder overheat, it could soften or anneal the grip of the clip, it might require squeezing the clip to restore the tightness.
8. A list of where to purchase “Blade” style fuses and holders:
www.waytekwire.com
order.waytekwire.com/productdetail2/M50/...20%20%20%208%20FUSE/
www.rallylights.com
www.rallylights.com/detail.aspx?ID=765
www.delcity.net/store/6!way-fuse-blocks/p_10822.a_1
www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Elec__Product...ers/fuseholders.html
www.autowiringsolutions.com/item.php?item_id=251&category_id=89
(ATO/ATC Fuse Holder)
9. A source for the glass tubed AGX fuses:
www.boatownerswarehouse.com/browse.cfm/2,4986.html
www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Result.aspx?N...&D=AGX&Dk=1&Dp=3&N=0
