Can-am Rear Fuse Panel problems

rknight111 · 07-03-2008, 09:29 AM

On my 07 Renegade the rear fuse panel which houses 3 fuses, the two outside fuses seem to be the ones being used the middle fuse has a jumper, and the one fuse kept blowing on mine that controls the main power. I changed the fuse several times and then jumped it with a piece of wire to find out the amp draw, its under 30. When I moved the wires around the lights and main power would click off and on showing me that the wires going to the fuse were an issue. It looked fairly clean though. I cut the wires and taped really well to a fuse but thats only a get home fix. The part will have to be ordered so I will just get 2 single fuse boxes at Canadian Tire and install them, the middle fuse I dont think is doing anything, Mabie thats for a winch. The repair deductible is $50 so this is cheaper than that if I fix myself. There is a fuse panel up front in the nose and one just by the battery.

Anyone else had this issue?

rusty · 07-03-2008, 01:12 PM

have you tries applying a dielectric grease to the fuses just to keep out the water. Just an idea

07-03-2008, 09:29 AM	#1 (permalink)
rknight111 Administrator Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Sherwood Park, AB Posts: 2,462 Casino Cash: $1155180 Thanks: 137 Thanked 1,116 Times in 560 Posts	Can-am Rear Fuse Panel problems On my 07 Renegade the rear fuse panel which houses 3 fuses, the two outside fuses seem to be the ones being used the middle fuse has a jumper, and the one fuse kept blowing on mine that controls the main power. I changed the fuse several times and then jumped it with a piece of wire to find out the amp draw, its under 30. When I moved the wires around the lights and main power would click off and on showing me that the wires going to the fuse were an issue. It looked fairly clean though. I cut the wires and taped really well to a fuse but thats only a get home fix. The part will have to be ordered so I will just get 2 single fuse boxes at Canadian Tire and install them, the middle fuse I dont think is doing anything, Mabie thats for a winch. The repair deductible is $50 so this is cheaper than that if I fix myself. There is a fuse panel up front in the nose and one just by the battery. Anyone else had this issue? __________________ Ron Amsoil Dealer 2008 Yamaha Nytro Mtx, PL turbo - just being built into a mean machine - I can see my arms getting longer soon. 2007 Can-am Renegade 800 ATV 2008 F350 SD 4x4 CC

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rusty Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: edmonton Posts: 286 Casino Cash: $194842 Thanks: 7 Thanked 46 Times in 29 Posts	Re: Can-am Rear Fuse Panel problems have you tries applying a dielectric grease to the fuses just to keep out the water. Just an idea __________________ 2008 m8 ear splitter

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