What to do if my KTM 2016 690 DUKE turn signal, brake light, and horn are not functional?
If the turn signal, brake light, and horn are not working on your KTM Motorcycle, it's likely that fuse 5 is blown. Replace the fuse.
General| Displacement | 690 cc |
|---|---|
| Bore x Stroke | 102 mm x 84.5 mm |
| Torque @ rpm | 6500 rpm |
| Compression Ratio | 12.7 : 1 |
| Starter | Electric starter |
| Transmission | 6-speed |
| Fuel System | Electronic fuel injection |
| Frame | Chromium-Molybdenum steel trellis frame, powder coated |
| Rear Suspension | WP monoshock |
| Front Wheel | 3.50 x 17" |
| Rear Wheel | 5.00 x 17" |
| Front Tire | 120/70 ZR17 |
| Rear Tire | 160/60 ZR 17 |
| Seat Height | 835 mm |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 14 l |
| Engine Type | Single cylinder, 4-stroke |
| Power | 73 hp |
| Front Suspension | WP Ø 43 mm |
| Front Brake | Brembo four piston, radially bolted caliper, brake disc Ø 320 mm |
| Rear Brake | Brembo single piston, floating caliper, brake disc Ø 240 mm |
| ABS | Bosch 9M+ Two Channel ABS (disengageable) |
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the manual, like checks and warnings.
Explains typographical formats like specific names, protected names, and brands.
Defines the intended use of KTM sport motorcycles for regular road operation only.
Emphasizes reading the manual and adhering to safety instructions for safe riding.
Explains the meaning of danger, warning, and note symbols used to indicate risks.
Illustrates the location of important labels on the motorcycle with numbered pointers.
Guides users on reporting vehicle defects to NHTSA and KTM North America.
Details the warranty coverage for the exhaust system concerning U.S. EPA Federal noise standards.
Warns about checking motorcycle noise for potential penalties under local ordinances.
Explains warranty claims submission and customer service contact information.
Warns against tampering with the noise control system, citing federal laws and prohibited acts.
Covers essential safe operation practices, including warnings about alcohol and exhaust gas poisoning.
Stresses the importance of wearing appropriate protective clothing for rider safety.
Outlines general rules for performing work on the motorcycle, including tool use and part replacement.
Advises on responsible use and proper disposal of motorcycle-related fluids and components.
Emphasizes reading the Owner's Manual for operation, handling, and maintenance guidance.
Explains warranty coverage, conditions, and the necessity of authorized workshop service.
Discusses safe handling and environmental impact of operating fluids like fuel.
Recommends using only approved spare parts and accessories for safety and liability reasons.
Highlights the criticality of scheduled service and maintenance for vehicle performance and longevity.
Notes that manual figures may depict special equipment or disassembled parts for illustration.
Identifies and labels major parts of the motorcycle from the front left perspective.
Identifies the clutch lever with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the seat with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the passenger seat with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the handrails with their page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the seat lock with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the side stand with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the shift lever with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the engine number with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies and labels major parts of the motorcycle from the rear right perspective.
Identifies the tool set with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the filler cap with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the light switch with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the turn signal switch with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the horn button with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the ignition/steering lock with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the emergency OFF switch with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the electric starter button with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the hand brake lever with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the chassis number with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the fuse box with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the engine oil level viewer with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the foot brake lever with its page reference for detailed information.
Identifies the passenger footrest with its page reference for detailed information.
Explains the location of the chassis number, typically stamped on the steering head.
Describes the location of the type labels, identifying the motorcycle's manufacturing details.
Guides on finding the key number on the KEYCODECARD for ordering replacement keys.
Explains the location of the engine number on the engine casing, near the sprocket.
States that the fork part number is stamped on the inner side of the fork stub.
Indicates the location of the shock absorber article number on the left side of the shock absorber.
Describes the clutch lever's location and its hydraulic, self-adjusting operation.
Describes the hand brake lever's location on the right handlebar for front brake engagement.
Describes the throttle grip's location on the right handlebar.
Introduces controls located on the left handlebar, including combination switch, light, menu, and horn.
Introduces controls located on the right handlebar, including emergency OFF and starter buttons.
Explains the function of the emergency OFF switch for stopping the engine.
Describes the function of the electric starter button for starting the engine.
Explains the ignition and steering lock functions and their possible states.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for opening the fuel filler cap.
Details the procedure for closing the fuel filler cap, including safety warnings.
Explains the location and operation of the seat lock, which can be used with the ignition key.
Indicates that the tool set is located under the passenger seat.
Describes the purpose of handrails for moving the motorcycle and for passenger grip.
Explains that passenger footrests are foldable and their states for solo or passenger operation.
Details the mounting location of the shift lever and shows gear positions.
Describes the location of the foot brake lever for rear brake engagement.
Explains the location and function of the side stand for parking and its relation to the safety starting system.
Provides an overview of the combination instrument, divided into indicator lamps and display areas.
Explains the meaning of various indicator lamps on the instrument cluster and their states.
Details how the speed is displayed in km/h or mph on the instrument cluster.
Explains how the time is displayed and that it may need resetting after battery disconnection.
Describes how the current ambient temperature is shown on the instrument cluster display.
Explains that the current gear is shown on the instrument cluster display.
Details how the fuel tank contents are shown, with a warning for low fuel levels.
Explains the 8-bar coolant temperature display and its different states.
Describes how to access and configure the "Favorites" menu for quick access to frequently used functions.
Explains the "Trip 1" display, showing distance, average speed, fuel consumption, and trip time.
Explains the "Trip 2" display, showing distance, average speed, fuel consumption, and trip time.
Describes the "General Info" display, showing air temp, date, ODO, battery voltage, and time.
Details how to configure the "Set Favorites" menu to customize displayed menus for quick selection.
Explains the "Settings" menu for configuring units, values, and enabling/disabling functions.
Describes the "Warning" menu for displaying and storing active warnings and error messages.
Explains how to switch TC and ABS on/off and select ABS modes like "Road" and "SupMot".
Explains how to switch MTC and ABS on/off and select ABS modes for R models.
Describes how to change the display language in the settings menu.
Explains how to set the unit of measure for distance (km or miles) in the settings.
Explains how to set the unit of measure for temperature (°C or °F) in the settings.
Explains how to set the unit of measure for pressure (bar or psi) in the settings.
Explains how to select the unit of measure for consumption displays in the settings.
Provides a step-by-step guide to set the clock and date on the instrument cluster.
Explains the function and configuration of the Shift Light for gear shift recommendations.
Describes accessing and viewing optional extra functions available in the menu.
Explains the Drive Mode selection (SPORT, STREET, RAIN) and its impact on engine and traction control.
Provides crucial advice for initial use, including safety warnings on impairment, clothing, tires, and brake system.
Gives guidelines on engine break-in procedures, including maximum engine speeds for different mileage intervals.
Details warnings and guidelines for loading the vehicle, covering weight limits and luggage placement.
Lists essential pre-ride checks for vehicle roadworthiness and technical condition.
Explains the procedure for starting the engine, including safety warnings and notes on engine failure.
Describes the procedure for moving off from a standstill, including clutch and throttle control.
Covers gear shifting techniques and general riding advice, with warnings on load changes and downshifting.
Provides multiple warnings related to riding, including ignition key position, distractions, passenger safety, and tire grip.
Continues warnings about riding conditions, including unstable handling, slipped baggage, and lack of roadworthiness.
Explains the function of the optional MSR system for preventing rear wheel lock-up during engine braking.
Details safe braking procedures, warnings about wet/dirty systems, spongy brakes, and ABS usage.
Continues braking warnings regarding stopping distance, salted roads, ABS, and engine braking.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely stopping and parking the motorcycle.
Offers notes and guidelines for safely transporting the motorcycle, including securing it.
Details the refueling process, including fire and poisoning hazards, and fuel specifications.
Notes that additional work must be ordered and invoiced separately.
Lists essential maintenance tasks required at specific mileage or time intervals.
Lists recommended maintenance tasks that are not strictly required but are advised for optimal performance.
Explains how to adjust the rear shock absorber's spring preload for optimal ride behavior.
Details the procedure for adjusting the position of the rider's footrests.
Explains how to safely lift the motorcycle using rear lifting gear.
Describes how to safely lower the motorcycle from the rear lifting gear.
Details the preparatory and main steps for lifting the motorcycle using front lifting gear.
Explains how to safely remove the motorcycle from the front lifting gear.
Provides instructions on how to remove the passenger seat.
Details the procedure for correctly mounting the passenger seat and checking its security.
Explains how to check the drive chain for dirt and the need for cleaning if very dirty.
Provides instructions for cleaning the drive chain, with warnings about oil on tires and brake discs.
Explains how to check chain tension and the consequences of incorrect tension.
Details the procedure for adjusting the drive chain tension, including wheel alignment.
Describes how to check the chain, rear sprocket, and engine sprocket for wear and when to replace the drivetrain kit.
Explains how to adjust the clutch lever position for rider comfort and control.
Details how to check and correct the hydraulic clutch fluid level, including safety warnings.
Explains the ABS system, its components, warnings about modifications, and vehicle rollover risks.
Details how to adjust the hand brake lever position for rider preference and control.
Explains how to check brake disc thickness, wear limits, and for damage like cracks or deformation.
Guides on checking the front brake fluid level, indicating potential leaks or worn linings.
Provides instructions for adding front brake fluid, with safety warnings and fluid type recommendations.
Explains how to check front brake lining thickness and the consequences of worn or damaged linings.
Details how to check the free travel of the foot brake lever and adjust it if necessary.
Explains how to adjust the foot brake lever's basic position for optimal rider control.
Guides on checking the rear brake fluid level, warning of leaks or worn linings.
Provides instructions for adding rear brake fluid, with safety warnings and fluid type recommendations.
Explains how to check rear brake lining thickness and the consequences of worn or damaged linings.
Details the steps for safely removing the front wheel, including brake caliper and sensor handling.
Provides instructions for installing the front wheel, including bearing checks and spacer placement.
Details the steps for safely removing the rear wheel, including chain and sensor handling.
Provides instructions for installing the rear wheel, including checks for hub dampers and brake operation.
Explains how to check rear hub rubber dampers for wear and damage to prevent sprocket carrier damage.
Covers checks for tire damage, tread depth, and age, with warnings about flat tires and handling.
Details how to check tire pressure when cold, for solo and loaded conditions, and warnings about low pressure.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely removing the motorcycle battery, including warnings.
Details the procedure for safely installing the motorcycle battery, including terminal connections.
Explains how to recharge the battery, including safety warnings and environmental considerations.
Guides on how to change the main fuse, with warnings about electrical system overload.
Details how to change ABS fuses for the hydraulic unit and return pump.
Explains how to access and change fuses for various power consumers via the fuse box.
Details the steps for removing the headlight mask and its associated components.
Provides instructions for installing the headlight mask and headlight assembly, and checking lighting.
Guides on how to change the headlight bulb, with notes on reflector care.
Details the procedure for changing the parking light bulb, with notes on reflector care.
Explains how to change the turn signal bulb, with notes on reflector care and proper installation.
Describes how to check the headlight alignment against specified marks on a wall.
Explains how to adjust the headlight beam distance using a screw.
Indicates the location of the diagnostics connector under the front rider's seat.
Explains the function of the water pump, radiator cap, and compensating tank in regulating coolant circulation.
Details how to check antifreeze protection and coolant level in the compensating tank, with safety warnings.
Explains how to check the coolant level in the compensating tank and add coolant if necessary.
Provides instructions for draining the engine coolant, including safety warnings.
Details the procedure for filling and bleeding the cooling system, with safety warnings.
Explains how to check the basic position of the shift lever for proper rider boot clearance.
Details the procedure for adjusting the shift lever's basic position for optimal gear shifting.
Explains the selectable Drive Modes (SPORT, STREET, RAIN) and their performance characteristics.
Describes the Motorcycle Traction Control system, its function, and control via menus.
Explains how to check the engine oil level at normal operating temperature and the correct level range.
Details the procedure for changing engine oil and filter, with warnings about hot oil and environmental hazards.
Provides instructions for adding engine oil, with warnings about low oil levels and mixing oils.
Details the process for cleaning the motorcycle, including water usage, cleaner types, and drying.
Provides steps for winter operation, including cleaning after road salt exposure and corrosion protection.
Lists actions to take before storing the motorcycle, such as refueling with additive, cleaning, and battery maintenance.
Details the steps required to prepare the motorcycle for use after it has been stored.
Lists possible causes and actions for the electric starter button not engaging the engine.
Lists possible causes and actions for the engine overheating, including coolant issues and radiator fins.
Explains causes and actions for the FI (Malfunction Indicator) warning lamp.
Addresses issues with the neutral indicator lamp not illuminating.
Lists possible causes and actions for the engine stopping unexpectedly during a ride.
Explains causes for the ABS warning lamp illuminating, such as blown fuses or system malfunctions.
Lists possible causes and actions for excessive engine oil consumption.
Addresses issues with headlights and parking lights not working, often related to blown fuses.
Lists causes and actions for non-functional turn signals, brake lights, or horn, typically fuse-related.
Explains causes for incorrect time display, often linked to fuse issues or battery resets.
Lists causes and actions for a discharged battery, such as ignition left on or charging issues.
Addresses issues with the combination instrument display being blank, often due to blown fuses.
Lists detailed specifications for the engine, including design, displacement, bore, stroke, and lubrication.
Lists specific torque values for various engine screws and bolts, with recommended threadlockers.
Specifies the required capacities for engine oil, coolant, and fuel.
Details the recommended engine oil types, grades, and capacities.
Specifies the type and capacity of coolant required for the cooling system.
States the total fuel tank capacity and the recommended fuel grade.
Lists specifications for the motorcycle's chassis, including frame, fork, shock absorber, and brake system details.
Lists specific torque values for various chassis screws and bolts, with recommended threadlockers.
Details the standard classification, guidelines, and recommended suppliers for brake fluids.
Outlines guidelines for coolant use, mixture ratios, and recommended suppliers.
Specifies standards, guidelines, and suppliers for SAE 10W/60 engine oil.
Specifies standards, guidelines, and suppliers for SAE 10W/50 engine oil.
Details standards and guidelines for SAE 4 fork oil.
Specifies the standard for unleaded super fuel and guidelines for its use, including ethanol content.
Lists recommended chain cleaner and its supplier.
Lists recommended chain lube for road use and its supplier.
Lists recommended fuel additive and its supplier.
Lists recommended long-life grease and its supplier.
Lists recommended motorcycle cleaner and its supplier.
Explains the JASO T903 MA standard for 4-stroke motorcycle oils, its purpose, and requirements.
Explains the SAE viscosity classification system for oils.
Explains red symbols indicating error conditions requiring immediate intervention.
Explains yellow/orange symbols indicating prompt intervention and active driving aids.
Explains green/blue symbols that reflect information.
Explains the meaning of the 'N' indicator lamp for neutral transmission.
Explains the meaning of the high beam indicator lamp.
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