37 Renewing flashing turn indicator bulbs Unscrew the two Phillips-head screws and take off the glass. Turn the 21 Watt spherical bulb to the left (counterclockwise) to remove. Note: Re-attach the turn indicator glass to its housing with the 'TOP' mark uppermost. Fig. 37

38 Renewing blown fuses Detach the lockable dualseat (see page 38). Lift out the tool tray; the fuse box with its cover secured by a screw is then accessible under the fuel tank. 2 fuses (8 Amp): 1 = Parking and rear lights, speedometer lighting 2 = Horn, flashing turn indicators, brake light, special equipment options Fig .38

A blown fuse can be identified by its melted metal strip. Pull the fuse out of its spring clips and insert a new fuse of the correct rating and pattern. Never attempt to repair broken fuses - risk of fire. Always carry a few spare with you. If a fuse blows repeatedly, there must be a fault in the electrical system, which should be traced and rectified by a specialist shop.