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Breva 1100 dashboard failure?

lmlm86 said:
Hi GT people!
After making a deep detailing of my Breva 11 I faced some problems with my bike.
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Are we missing something chaps?
OP says the problem occurred after a deep detailing.
Could there be water in the indicator switch causing a short and random mayhem?
A strip of the switch and blow dry with compressed air might be in order
Also check all joints for cleanliness and dryness
 
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tris said:
Are we missing something chaps?
OP says the problem occurred after a deep detailing.
Could there be water in the indicator switch causing a short and random mayhem?
A strip of the switch and blow dry with compressed air might be in order
Also check all joints for cleanliness and dryness
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So. My guess that problems is in dashboard or somewhere between dash and flashers joints (they are located near dashboard cover).
Anyway, riding season here is over. I will check wiring at March in my repair shop.
 
So, spring is here.
I bring my Breva to my mechanic.
We found issues:
- one of resitor failed
- some circuits were corroded bellow the coating (so strange, but it’s a fact)
 
lmlm86 said:
So, spring is here.
I bring my Breva to my mechanic.
We found issues:
- one of resitor failed
- some circuits were corroded bellow the coating (so strange, but it’s a fact)
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Dash units are prone to condensation. Search the forum for how folks have added drain holes to prevent corrosion.
 
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