fuses

I have a 1982 KZ 550 LTD I was wondering which fuse controls the parking lights

Would suggest checking the wiring diagrams in KZr's FILEBASE.

Good Fortune!

I tried that I got lost

A clear ruler works well to help trace circuits on the wiring diagram.

On my 81 650-CSR the only light that comes on when the ignition switch is turned to Park is the tail light.
and the fuse box is embossed to identify the fuses. 20A MAIN. 10A TAIL. 10A HEAD.
If you mean the daytime running lights & turn signals, KZR member loudhvx has links in his signature, one of which has various KZ550 wiring diagrams. I don't know if there's one specific for the 550-C3, but the diagrams are large, so it should be easy to figure out stuff.

Frank2shots wrote: I tried that I got lost

Here are some direct links to the downloadable wiring diagrams in KZr's FILEBASE which may be helpful.

Am thinking that the 1982 KZ550 LTD at hand is the C3 model, and guessing that the C1 and C2 may be similar enough to also be useful

C3

C1

C2

Let us know if downloading hits a snag. If necessary, can post a screen-capture in this thread, but which usually isn't as legible as the image produced in a download from the FILEBASE.

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My 56 year old eyes say it is one of the 10 amp fuses.
I looked at the C3 diagram.

I think I may have blew a fuse.
Just got my plates I know October in Colorado perfect timing not my fault the title got lost.
Anyway driving to work today hit a bump and everything electrical died including the engine after coasting to the near by 7-11 I messed around with the wires under my loosly attached seat and nothing no joy played with it for five min but had to walk 2 miles to work.
Any one had this issue ?
It would sure be nice to know where to start. I even forgot where the fuses were located so if you know nudge me in the right direction.
Other wise I will ask my buddy to come down with his tools and we will see what we find.

Thanks
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thank you much I'll give it a try

the panel by your left leg that says LTD 550 that cover comes off and reveals your fuse