How to check and change the secondary fuses – Honda CB125E, GLH125SH

To access the secondary fuses on your Honda CB125E, you’ll need to remove the left side cover. Once it’s removed, you should be able to see the two auxiliary fuses:

Here are some photos showing how to check the secondary fuses on a Honda CB125E or GLH125SH motorcycle as featured on MotoFaction.org.

The lot is held in a rubber sheath:

Here are some photos showing how to check the secondary fuses on a Honda CB125E or GLH125SH motorcycle as featured on MotoFaction.org.

Each of the fuses is held in a plastic holder:

Here are some photos showing how to check the secondary fuses on a Honda CB125E or GLH125SH motorcycle as featured on MotoFaction.org.

Crack them open and check out the fuses on the inside:

Here are some photos showing how to check the secondary fuses on a Honda CB125E or GLH125SH motorcycle as featured on MotoFaction.org.

Honda conveniently provided a couple of spare fuses – one of each amperage – in case one blows. If those aren’t there – or you need more (maybe find out why they’re blowing?!) you should be able to source them locally at an auto store, or search eBay for 10amp glass fuses or 15amp glass fuses!

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