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My low fuel light has healed itself. 

Yes. I'm not sure if all Yamaha's with this type dash does what mine does, but the fuel gauge reads full until the mileage reaches approximately 100 miles. Then the gauge drops to 1/2 full.

Does anyone know how to reset the low fuel light on a 2019 Tracer 900? I've never had an issue until my last fill up. I filled the tank and have ridden approximately 150 miles and the light has been on ever since. Before I filled the tank, the light was blinking as I had pushed the limit of the tank. TY. 

I purchased a used 2019 Tracer and have a similar problem with the mirrors, especially the left one. A mechanic where I got the bike has a thin wall 10mm that fits the hole with a little tap. Even when tightening the nut, the mirror still moves. I've decided to buy some high quality aftermarket mirrors. 

Thanks to those who responded to my question about the Blaster-X. I found that it was a blown fuse.As an aside, the manual I purchased shows a 1 amp fuse for the taillight. That threw me a curve since there is NOT a 1 amp fuse anywhere on the bike, so I decided to check all the fuses underneath the right panel. It turned out to be a 7.5 amp fuse. 

Thanks for that. I did plug in the OEM taillight and had the same result. 

The tail/running/brake light was working properly, that is until I attempted to install an ST2 brake module. As I didn't put any forethought into the placement of that unit, l found that I couldn't find a proper place to mount it (I've since installed the ST2 on my 1977 BMW R75/7).

I'm concerned as to why it has no power. If it is a blown fuse, what would have caused it to go bad. (Retorical question).

I bought a Blaster-X Taillight and when installing it the light doesn't come on. I'm thinking it's a blown fuse, but don't know which it might be. Can someone tell me the location of the proper fuse?

Unfortunately, the ST2 module needs to be mounted horizontally and facing in the forward position. Otherwise it won't work properly. The area under the seats are not flat, so...

Good day. As I'm new to this forum, I hope that I can get a question answered. It has to do with the installation of an ST-2 Brake Modulator. I've used them in the past with great success, but with my recently purchased 2019 Tracer 900, I can't find an appropriate location. In other words, somewhere flat which the unit requires. Anyone used one who can give me guidance?

Thanks in advance,